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I Wanted To Die

Fifteen years ago I wanted to die.  

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You Are Enough and Always Will Be

I suspect that talking to your inner child is not something most males are comfortable with. Lawyers can be even more closed off to that …

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Addiction: From the Trivial to the Tragic

Winter 2004. Las Vegas. Miami. Los Angeles. All places that hide my secrets. Drugs delivered to my hotel room in Vegas. Coke deals done with …

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Building Resilience in Chaos

I often hear that resilient people, like great salespeople, are born not made. Nothing could be further from the truth.

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Staying Mental Health Centered in Chaotic Times

I found myself losing hope every time I refreshed the John Hopkins COVID map.

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Wait Until You Get My Bill

We allowed our father to pass with as much dignity as is possible under the relentless assault of advancing dementia

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Moot Court Mayhem

I’m probably not the first law student to argue their first-year moot court intoxicated, but I’m probably in an elite group in that regard.

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The Ambulance Chaser

Allow me to introduce you to Jason Feldman. He has a reputation as a lawyer clients can trust—Jason also has a side hustle as a …

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The Day My Father Saved My Life

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The Challenge of Being a Feeler In a Profession of Thinkers.

I am one of the 4.5 percent of the legal profession who is a “feeler” personality type.

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The Myth of the High Functioning, Impaired Lawyer

“There is no such thing as a “high functioning”, impaired lawyer. There are only degrees of loss of functioning.”

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Homeless on Heroin to Law Student

It’s an excellent time for an uplifting story of recovery, resilience, and redemption.   Domenick  is a third-year law student at Seton Hall. “I used to …

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