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Anonymous User
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Travel accommodations for beginning attorney
When you are just starting out at a firm, is transportation to and from the airport usually covered when traveling? I am trying to decide whether to take public transportation or not without actually having to ask the question to the firm.
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patogordo
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Re: Travel accommodations for beginning attorney
i wonder if there's anyone at your firm you could ask who would know the answer
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DELG
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Re: Travel accommodations for beginning attorney
if you're at a big firm def take a cab
it would raise more eyebrows to risk missing the flight due to pub trans hiccup than an uber receipt would
it would raise more eyebrows to risk missing the flight due to pub trans hiccup than an uber receipt would
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BVest
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Re: Travel accommodations for beginning attorney
Or, like, a written policy.patogordo wrote:i wonder if there's anyone at your firm you could ask who would know the answer
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dixiecupdrinking
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Re: Travel accommodations for beginning attorney
You mean like you're traveling for business?
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Desert Fox
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Re: Travel accommodations for beginning attorney
Take a the bus, expense a 60 dollar cab.
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Anonymous User
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Re: Travel accommodations for beginning attorney
There can't possibly be a firm out there that is TTT enough not to cover this, and many people do what DF suggested.
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dixiecupdrinking
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Re: Travel accommodations for beginning attorney
firm buys first year Greyhound ticket to attend deposition in Dubuque, bills client 18 hours for travel time.Anonymous User wrote:There can't possibly be a firm out there that is TTT enough not to cover this, and many people do what DF suggested.
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Re: Travel accommodations for beginning attorney
(Trip initiates in Ceder Rapids)dixiecupdrinking wrote:firm buys first year Greyhound ticket to attend deposition in Dubuque, bills client 18 hours for travel time.Anonymous User wrote:There can't possibly be a firm out there that is TTT enough not to cover this, and many people do what DF suggested.
