Julie Q. Brush, Solutus Legal Search.
Generally speaking, lawyers who take “quasi-legal” paths experience a tough time getting back in the pure legal fast lane. But making the switch is not impossible. Here are several factors to consider.
March 22, 2018 at 02:10 PM
1 minute read
Q: I’m thinking about accepting a “quasi-legal” job offer. Will this hurt my chances of finding a future legal position in a law firm or company?
A: Generally speaking, lawyers who take “quasi-legal” paths (i.e., no J.D. required, but position may be housed in Legal or work closely with the department) experience a tough time getting back in the pure legal fast lane once they decide to shift back. But making the switch is not impossible. The ability to succeed depends on several factors:
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