M.R. Litman: Abortion ban bad for women and for business (Opinion)

Charleston Gazette-Mail

It is 7:30 AM, and I am sitting at First Watch, eating avocado toast, drinking an iced coffee and reading the Gazette-Mail on my iPad like the geriatric millennial that I am.

I am waiting for a financial adviser to pitch me on why my estate planning clients need his services. Unfortunately, I am not sitting by the window at 164 Summers Street, in Charleston. I am sitting at First Watch, in Regency Square, Richmond.

The financial adviser is perfectly nice. We connect, lamenting about how difficult it is to move to another market and restart your professional career. A couple of years ago, he moved to Richmond from St. Louis. I moved here from Charleston in December 2016