Scott Gibson charts the rise and fall of the elite investment bank lawyer
The past 20 years have seen the position of the in-house lawyer change beyond all recognition, from being a poor relative to its private practice cousin to an alternative, and increasingly compelling, career path for high-achieving associates on partnership track. The gravitational pull of working in-house for private practice lawyers is well known and shows no signs of diminishing: in 2010 alone the number of solicitors working in-house in commercial roles swelled by nearly 8% – almost all drawn in from commercial law firms.
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