Sep 18, 2026 · 44 min · 10 segments
This episode features a conversation with Lawrence Krause. Larry is litigation partner in Foley’s New York office. He is also the Litigation practice group leader for Foley’s Atlantic region (Boston…
Larry KrauseGuest
Alexis RobertsonHost
But the thing is, some of that hasn't changed in the sense of, I think now students do have a lot more information at their fingertips.
But I guarantee that when law students join us as summer associates, they're going to hear about a practice area they did not know existed.
just to know, yeah, generally we talk about litigation and we talk about transactions, but there's so much more.
You might take a couple of years that you're affirmed to have to hear about that.
If you can be open to it and leave your preconceptions and your prejudices behind and check it out, you may actually find you like tax, which is an extraordinarily interesting part of law.
By the way, if you're good at mastering a complicated regulatory tome, and you actually can enjoy the way the tax lines up and the strategic advice that you need to give as a tax lawyer, you're going to always have work.
I
They're now in bankruptcy because they were open to actually trying something which might have people say, oh, bankruptcy.
And something I will stress with our lawyers is it's also important that you, especially to our junior lawyers, that you know what the other practices are.
Because ideally, at some point, you have the opportunity to connect your clients with things beyond just what you do.
So it's helpful if you get a question, Someone says, actually, we have this thing going on with transactional, and you can name names of partners who do that.
But the thing is, some of that hasn't changed in the sense of, I think now students do have a lot more information at their fingertips.
But I guarantee that when law students join us as summer associates, they're going to hear about a practice area they did not know existed.
just to know, yeah, generally we talk about litigation and we talk about transactions, but there's so much more.
You might take a couple of years that you're affirmed to have to hear about that.
If you can be open to it and leave your preconceptions and your prejudices behind and check it out, you may actually find you like tax, which is an extraordinarily interesting part of law.
By the way, if you're good at mastering a complicated regulatory tome, and you actually can enjoy the way the tax lines up and the strategic advice that you need to give as a tax lawyer, you're going to always have work.
I
They're now in bankruptcy because they were open to actually trying something which might have people say, oh, bankruptcy.
And something I will stress with our lawyers is it's also important that you, especially to our junior lawyers, that you know what the other practices are.
Because ideally, at some point, you have the opportunity to connect your clients with things beyond just what you do.
So it's helpful if you get a question, Someone says, actually, we have this thing going on with transactional, and you can name names of partners who do that.
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