"It struck me that we had a pool of talent within our firm who aspired to transition in-house, but they didn't feel comfortable seeking support from us," Husch Blackwell Chair Joe Glynias said.
April 22, 2024 at 09:49 AM
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Husch Blackwell associate Jackie Coffman braced herself to tell partners that after three years with the Am Law 100 firm she wanted to go in-house.
“It’s a daunting prospect to tell your current employer that you’re considering leaving,” she said.
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