Do You Need a Bridge Job? Key Questions for Lawyers in Transition

from The Former Lawyer Podcast · host Sarah Cottrell

In today’s episode, Sarah addresses a common question that lawyers who are looking to leave their positions often ask: Will you need a bridge job to make the transition? Sara answers by first discussing the two types of bridge jobs and what lawyers need to consider when answering this question for themselves. See show notes at formerlawyer.com/239

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