"Before coming into law I did a decent spell in project finance. I trained and qualified with one of the top City firms and I am currently working internationally. Although I admire law as a profession, I believe this is not the end game for me. I know I will get back to business, except I don't know when to say quits. My question is aimed at individuals who have been lawyers before and have now moved on to either in-house legal roles or moved to the business side.
June 23, 2010 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
“Before coming into law I did a decent spell in project finance. I trained and qualified with one of the top City firms and I am currently working internationally. Although I admire law as a profession, I believe this is not the end game for me. I know I will get back to business, except I don’t know when to say quits.
“My question is aimed at individuals who have been lawyers before and have now moved on to either in-house legal roles or moved to the business side.
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