"There are big numbers here in terms of what the Great Resignation is doing in terms of impacting how people will move or switch [positions]," Wolters Kluwer's Ken Crutchfield said.
September 20, 2022 at 06:50 AM
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In-house legal teams should brace for talent trouble, according to a survey of 751 legal professionals across 10 European countries and the U.S.
According to the Future Ready Lawyer Survey 2022 released last week by legal software maker Wolters Kluwer, 70% of corporate lawyers surveyed say that they’re at least somewhat likely to leave their current position in the coming year. In fact, 26% of lawyers surveyed said that they’re very likely to do so.
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