A Note of Encouragement for Young Law Professionals

February 2022Management Engineering

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This note is for fresh graduates and young law professionals who, understandably, may be somewhat despondent and forlorn given that we are now in the third year of adapting and coping with the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus.

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James Lau

, , Singapore

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