With law firms adopting better working practices and in-house lawyers being increasingly 'exposed to all the harshness of the corporate world', could we see the work-life pendulum swing?
February 14, 2023 at 06:52 AM
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“Nobody can work like that,” said an in-house lawyer, remarking on her time working in private practice.
The lawyer, who switched to an in-house role soon after qualifying at a top law firm, believes that the private practice “bubble is going to burst” due to unsustainable working practices, chiefly long and demanding hours.
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