It's a Tuesday night and Joan Emmet is waiting to walk into the real world. Once the door to attorney Anthony R. Minchella's classroom opens, she and a dozen other Quinnipiac University School of Law students will get some grounding in what it would take to run their own firms. "I've got an eye toward going into solo practice. I thought this would be a real practical course and it's proven to be so," said Emmett.
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Basic Training
The Connecticut Law Tribune
December 19, 2011
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