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If you are an outside counsel moving in-house, here are six principles that will help you balance your primary role as a lawyer with your larger role as a business executive.
February 05, 2019 at 02:17 PM
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After 25 years working in-house, including the last 15 as general counsel to both publicly- and privately-held companies, I am returning to private practice. But as I make my move from inside to outside counsel, I thought it helpful to provide advice to those who are contemplating a move in the other direction.
If you are an outside counsel contemplating a move in-house, how will your skills transfer to your new role as an in-house lawyer?
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