Return To Biglaw? Law Firms Love In-Housers
Return to Biglaw? Of all the career paths that an in-house counsel might take, moving back to private practice may seem to be an odd choice.
Return to Biglaw? Of all the career paths that an in-house counsel might take, moving back to private practice may seem to be an odd choice.
It isn’t easy to be a good in-house lawyer, and many factors make it quite difficult. Become invaluable to your organization to succeed.
The perception of in-house counsel is not dissimilar from how people view lawyers in private practice, but there are significant differences.
As an in-house lawyer, you need to learn how to make clients happy.
Becoming a burnout-proof attorney can not only help your career, it can transform your life. Learn the skills today without delay.
If you are an in-house counsel or aspiring to be one, learning to have executive presence will be key to your career.
Check out “Compromise With Legal” by Tom Fishburne. A cartoonist with a large following who touches on issues that face businesses.
Having hard conversations doesn’t come easy to all lawyers. Learn how to have them and raise your in-house game to the next level.
In-house counsel need stress-busters just as much as their law firm counterparts. Learn six today that can improve your wellbeing.
I recently had a conversation with a CEO about the value of a General Counsel. His company has significant revenue and recently received venture capital funding. It is poised for explosive growth, including exploring international…