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Pros and Cons of Sequenced Retirement

Coming to terms with retirement is difficult and, like most things, is even harder if you are a law firm partner. As soon as you begin to think about throttling things back a tad, your clients demand a quicker response time and your partners want you to bring in more business. At the same time, what seemed just a short time ago to be a distant respite is now looming over you and you may not even know what to do or if you can even afford to do it. Moreover, even if you do not want to retire, your partnership agreement may have a mandatory retirement provision that takes away your choice.

12 minute read February 28, 2007 at 03:39 PM
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Arthur J. Ciampi
Pros and Cons of Sequenced Retirement

Coming to terms with retirement is difficult and, like most things, is even harder if you are a law firm partner.

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