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"Do Lawyers Make Good CEOs?" - this was the title of a recent post on the Wall Street Journal Law blog. Given our coverage of alternative careers for lawyers, it was a question that caught our attention. The post indicates that corporations apparently think lawyers make good leaders in crisis situations given the trend towards bringing in a JD to turn around a corporate mess.
Read the full post here.
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