6 Things You Should Always Tell Your Legal Recruiter
If you ask an attorney about how to get an in-house counsel job, one of the first things they will tell you is to work with a good legal recruiter. As part of this, there…
If you ask an attorney about how to get an in-house counsel job, one of the first things they will tell you is to work with a good legal recruiter. As part of this, there…
The in-house counsel resume is key to getting traction in your job search. Making the transition from a law firm position to an in-house counsel position is not usually a quick and easy process! There…
To successfully make a move in-house, you must understand how the ideal in-house candidate profile differs from that for most law firms.
Research before your in-house interview – of course you should! It is universally understood that you should research the company with which you are interviewing. Know the key players of the company, the origins of…
Multiple sources report that in-housers are increasingly looking to exit their roles and move on. The risks are real.
General Counsel pay trends are closely watched as what happens at the top reflects changes in legal departments generally.
Biglaw billing rates are closely monitored by legal departments. Partners will be at $3,000/hr. at many firms.
Many law departments desire to lessen their reliance on law firms, and GenAI and AI-enabled tools are accelerating this trend.
Looking to take your in-house game to higher levels, such as becoming a Deputy GC or General Counsel? In-house success takes effort!
Over 40% of lawyers are now using AI, and that figure is expected to grow rapidly in the near future. What are you waiting for?