Colin Levy, corporate counsel for Salary.com. Photo: Courtesy Photo
"I think that putting yourself out there and being authentic about your struggles and what you’re going through helps you connect with others," said Colin Levy, who has found a new in-house legal job.
August 07, 2020 at 12:29 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
An in-house lawyer named Colin Levy struck a nerve in early May as the COVID-19 recession was ripping through the legal industry. He wrote on Twitter that he’d lost his job as general counsel for Salary.com and it was “brutal.”
Too many in-house lawyers have lost their jobs over the past few months. But few have been as transparent and outspoken about the experience.
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