The huge increases in private practice salaries are making it ever more tempting for in-house lawyers and those thinking of going in-house to return to or stay at firms. How aware should general counsel be of their lawyers potentially jumping ship back to private practice for better money?
August 13, 2007 at 06:59 AM
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The huge increases in private practice salaries are making it ever more tempting for in-house lawyers and those thinking of going in-house to return to or stay at firms. How aware should general counsel be of their lawyers potentially jumping ship back to private practice for better money?
Manoj Paul, Avenade EMEA general counsel
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