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Can you be an active parent and run a private practice? Read Christina Coleman’s article on “Active parenting and managing a private practice are not mutually exclusive” published in The Advocate!

November 9, 2023Business Disputes, Civil Rights, Discrimination, Employment Law Firm Los Angeles, Harrassment, In The News, Latest News, Retaliation, Wage & Hour Disputes, WhistleblowerBy CCLawAdmin

Are you a parent who also runs a law firm? Or maybe you’re a parent who wants to start a law firm? Wondering if you can do it all, and do it well? Read Ms. Coleman’s article here that was just published in the November 2023 issue of The Advocate for tips for starting and managing your own practice, while still being a highly involved parent.

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Can you be an active parent and run a private practice? Read Christina Coleman’s article on “Active parenting and managing a private practice are not mutually exclusive” published in The Advocate!

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