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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2020 · 35 MIN

An Interview with Axess Law co-founder and CEO Lena Koke

from The Happy Lawyer Podcast · host Catherine Shearer

On this episode of The Happy Lawyer Podcast  I  talk with  Lena Koke the CEO if Axess Law about:·       Why she went to law school knowing she didn’t want to practice ·       What her experience in law was like ·       How she made the decision to leave and why ·       The story behind Axess Law ·       How Axess is different than a typical  firm ·       How to say no and how to delegate·       Important advice for young lawyers  To learn more about Axess Law head over to www.axesslaw.com As always, if you have any questions about your legal career you can reach out to me on LinkedIn: Catherine Shearer, or you can  connect through the website www.thehappylawyer.ca You can also find me on Instagram @guelphinjurylawyer

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On this episode of The Happy Lawyer Podcast I talk with Lena Koke the CEO if Axess Law about: · Why she went to law school knowing she didn’t want to practice · What her experience in law was like · How she made the decision to leave and why · The story behind Axess Law · How Axess is different than a typical firm&nbs...

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