The last thing the world needs is another $1,500-an-hour white collar defense lawyer in New York City—which is why it's so refreshing that Preet Bharara has eschewed the lucrative and predictable embrace of a law firm.
August 08, 2017 at 12:26 AM
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The last thing the world needs is another $1,500-an-hour white collar defense lawyer in New York City—which is why it’s so refreshing that Preet Bharara has eschewed the lucrative and predictable embrace of a law firm.
In fact, I’m starting to wonder if he’s ever going to practice law again.
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