Working in-house has long been viewed as an option for those wanting a better work-life balance. But intense company pressures resulting from the pandemic crisis combined with the need to work from home have left many general counsel feeling unable to maintain a distinction between work and home life.
Several U.K. based general counsel recounted their challenges to Law.com International as they attempt to act as trusted advisers to their company leaders while also seeking to have some periods of separation from the job.
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