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From my windows, I can see tops of grass covered mountains and pale blue sky. The mountains have stood the test of time; they will survive years after my ashes have been scattered to the four winds. If I wax philosophic, it is because my life hung in the balance for three years. Classified a "repeater," I developed a "game-plan" to PASSING the California bar exam. The game plan worked.
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Its totally depressing me that I could be making more money with less stress doing document review.
Having just completed a document review, our team of twelve expected to be working for one firm, to be paid weekly, and to work for 4 to 6 weeks.
Instead, we were informed that we were employees of another firm, we are still unclear as to when we will be paid, and we worked for 6-days. At the end of 6-days, we were informed that the job had ended but may resume next week. We are still waiting for word.
My choice would be to work consistently for similar (or lower) pay, to do lawyerly work, and to have health insurance benefits. But, as I say, document review helps pay the rent - this is my first document review project. The jury is still out, but deliberations are nearly complete.
I know how much it sucks -- I actually spent my summer before law school doing document review on a big tobacco case. It was the most boring job I've ever had, and I can't imagine doing it full-time. I love what I do, and I feel fortunate that I was able to find a job right after I took the NY bar so I've actually been practicing for almost 11 years, I'd just love to be able to actually pay my student loans. :)
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