In Big Law, 60 can sometimes feel like the new 65, an age when many lawyers hang up their pinstripe suits and retire. Not Thomas McHenry, who at 62, said he turned 60 and wasn’t anywhere near ready to call it quits.
After spending the past two decades as an environmental lawyer in Los Angeles with Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, McHenry started a new job this month as president and dean of Vermont Law School.
“This job actually came up out of the blue, which was wonderful for me, because it’s kind of the job of my dreams,” McHenry said, ...
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