Katia Bloom went straight from law school to an inhouse position as companies move away from the traditional approach of hiring lawyers seasoned through practice at a firm.
March 15, 2013 at 12:37 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO Katia Bloom may be the new face of in-house counsel.
The sole U.S.-based lawyer at virus protection company Avira Operations GmbH & Co. began her legal career in house at biotech company Anesiva, where she was hired before passing the bar in 2008. While she did receive some legal training from the outside counsel and business training from the CFO, ultimately she learned on the fly.
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