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July 5, 2017

Some Keys to Success for Young Lawyers

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Published in 2017 Kentucky Bar Association Bench & Bar

With the recent running of the 143rd Kentucky Derby, I was reminded that yet another year has miles to go to become the lawyer I aspire to someday be, I feel that I have made great strides as a lawyer in my nine years of practice. I attribute my advancement as a lawyer to a number of things. Since we have recently graduated another crop of young lawyers, and will soon be admitting them to the Kentucky Bar, I thought I would share a few of the key things I have learned that have helped me as a young lawyer, in the hope that these keys will be useful to other young lawyers in their careers.

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