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What’s Next After 20 Years: Options for Mid-Career Lawyers Ready for Change | Power 5 - Ep. 16

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What happens when lawyers hit the 20-year mark and start asking what's next? In Episode 16 of Power 5, host Nick Augustine talks about the crossroads many mid-career attorneys face after building a solid foundation in law. Whether you’re considering partnership, planning to launch your own firm, or teaming up with peers to build something new, this episode offers five key insights to help you navigate the next phase of your legal career.In this episode, we discuss:How to evaluate your current firm’s directionThe growing trend of mid-career lawyers launching boutique firmsWhat does legacy and leadership mean at this stageHow a senior lawyer’s exit impacts a firmOptions for “of counsel” or solo transitions later in your careerThis is a must-listen for lawyers 15 to 25 years into practice who want more control, more meaning, and more ownership of their future.Hosted by Nick Augustine, a legal marketing veteran helping lawyers grow their brands and build careers that last. Thank you for listening to Power 5 on the Texas Law Talk Radio network.

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