While legal ops professionals have the same skill set as lawyers, their pay is "not normalizing," according to a conversation between two legal ops veterans.
April 29, 2022 at 06:25 PM
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Legal ops compensation is lagging and the market needs to get up to speed with how to properly define, scope, hire for, level, and compensate for these roles.
That was the consensus of legal ops veterans Jenn McCarron, director of legal operations and technology at Netflix, and Mary O’Carroll, chief community officer at Ironclad, in a heart-to-heart legal ops conversation on Thursday.
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(L-R) Jenn McCarron, director of legal operations and technology at Netflix, and Mary O’Carroll, chief community officer at Ironclad. Credit: courtesy photo/Caroline Spiezio/ALM
