Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 69State Bar Association of Connecticut, 1995 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 179
... firms affect the mean but not the median , where they are simply one more firm “ above the middle point ” . ) The size of the firms of private practice respondents are shown below , with the number of responses shown in parenthe- ses ...
... firms affect the mean but not the median , where they are simply one more firm “ above the middle point ” . ) The size of the firms of private practice respondents are shown below , with the number of responses shown in parenthe- ses ...
Page 197
... firm would no longer be needed . " The firm had hired a single female attorney without dependents in her absence . She concluded , " The firm simply had no room for a female attorney with family commitments . ' Fear of the consequences ...
... firm would no longer be needed . " The firm had hired a single female attorney without dependents in her absence . She concluded , " The firm simply had no room for a female attorney with family commitments . ' Fear of the consequences ...
Page 228
... firm or organization ? 19 4. Are you presently : Working full - time within the legal profession ( 1.e. , 35 or more hours per week ) ( Please skip to question 5 ) Working part - time within the legal profession ( Skip to question 4a ) ...
... firm or organization ? 19 4. Are you presently : Working full - time within the legal profession ( 1.e. , 35 or more hours per week ) ( Please skip to question 5 ) Working part - time within the legal profession ( Skip to question 4a ) ...
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BAR JOURNAL | 2 |
A property owner intending to perform ALL of the construction work | 6 |
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