I am an in-house trainee solicitor at a media company and my company has arranged a secondment for me in private practice next year. Prior to training, I had worked as a paralegal in-house in the media. Given that I have always worked in-house, will I have problems trying to secure a newly-qualified position (non-contentious IP) in private practice?
January 19, 2007 at 07:56 AM
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I am an in-house trainee solicitor at a media company and my company has arranged a secondment for me in private practice next year. Prior to training, I had worked as a paralegal in-house in the media.
Given that I have always worked in-house, will I have problems trying to secure a newly-qualified position (non-contentious IP) in private practice?
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