This article on the death of New York attorney, Joel Scelsi, will make you proud to be called a “small town lawyer.” Where else can you handle such a wide array of cases and be known around town as the person to go to for help if someone finds themselves in trouble.
After reading articles like this one, I sometimes wonder why anyone winds up spending their life churning papers in a big corporate law practice.
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