Ditches

From Wall Street to Wilderness: Lawyer Ditches High-Powered Career to Find Meaning in America’s Great Outdoors

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WASHINGTON State — At the age of 33, after climbing Mount Rainier and facing the pristine morning sun, a former Wall Street lawyer realized his life needed a drastic change. Sitting in a local diner, hands warmed by a mug of coffee, the beautiful yet daunting strip of highway visible through the diner window prompted deep reflections about his life and career. He was burdened by a grueling job in a law firm, representing financial institutions against government investigations, and though financially lucrative, it left him feeling purposeless and deeply unhappy. This overworked lawyer’s life … Read more

Former Rights Lawyer Ditches Court for Compassionate Activism in New Book ‘Human Justice’

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New York – “Human Justice,” a stirring new book by former attorney Human and the Lights, delves into the final trial of his 15-year career and chronicles a deep-seated conflict between corporate interests and human rights. Throughout his tenure, the author dedicated his professional life to advocating for marginalized communities, navigating the often murky waters of civil rights and anti-discrimination laws. The book raises compelling arguments about the pervasive influence of corporate values—primarily profit-driven—and their clash with sustainable, human-centric practices. These values, as presented, suggest a stark future where corporatism continues to thrive at the … Read more