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In the Magazine From the December 2017 Issue This Texas lawyer successfully shifted careers at 70 Chang Wang walks the line to teach constitutional law in Beijing
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| Question of the Week What are the biggest legal words of 2017? What words have you said or read or heard endlessly in 2017 that scarcely crossed your mind in 2016? Answer in the comments. Read the answers to last week’s question: Which colleagues and clients do you buy gifts for? Featured answer: Posted by smartone22: “I never send gifts to clients or professional colleagues (e.g., referral sources, contacts, etc.)—I send all of them an office holiday card. For those in my office share, I typically buy a gift card (Bed Bath & Beyond, Macy’s, etc.) for administrative staff ranging from $50 to $100, and for attorneys I will send or bring them a gift: either wine, or a gift basket containing food or snacks—cookies, brownies, biscotti, popcorn, assorted nuts, etc.” Do you have an idea for a question of the week? If so, contact us. |
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