“The perspective of actual attorneys is, however, often very different,” says Randy Stevens, CEO of R. L. Stevens & Associates. He states, “Disenchantment with legal life is pervasive among practicing attorneys today.”

Recent surveys have found that more and more lawyers are unfulfilled in their jobs. Statistics indicate that prior to 1989 only 6% of practicing attorneys ever left the law. Since then, studies show anywhere from 40-70% want to work at something other than law. What most lawyers don’t realize is how marketable they are outside of the legal profession. Their education and experience gives them:
 

          Access to corporate America across a broad range of options
          Greater starting compensation than their non-legal counterparts

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