Law firm managing partners who have become general counsel say the transition is more challenging than it may appear.
August 14, 2018 at 07:00 AM
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Leading a law firm is hard work – long hours, office politics, plus the challenge of keeping both clients and fellow partners happy. For those top firm lawyers tiring of the grind and looking for a second wind in their legal careers, could becoming a general counsel be a good next step?
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