Experienced Legal Recruiters in Los Angeles, CA If you are tired of working as a full-time attorney for a firm or in-house legal department, but you are still interested in doing regular legal work, then you may be interested in pursuing an alternative career track as...
Many Americans — in the legal industry and otherwise — desire a move to California. They see the state as the ideal, both from a lifestyle perspective and from a career perspective, and they are not necessarily incorrect in harboring this perception. In 2018, SF...
Attorney associates — senior and otherwise — often find that there is no clear path to being made partner, particularly in today’s changing legal industry, where alternative career paths are increasingly being made available to those who do not make partner (or who simply do...
In-house work is often seen as the “standard” for attorneys who are tired of Biglaw, or who are at least considering their exit opportunities. For a long time, in-house work was seen as a great alternative for those who are tired of the grit-and-grind of...
Many attorneys — over the course of their career — will at least consider a major practice area transition, whether categorical (i.e., from corporate transactional work to litigation) or more specific in nature (i.e., from employment law to intellectual property law). This move is quite...
If you put your legal career on hold for a year or more — for whatever reason — the prospect of re-entering the job market can be rather daunting. Biglaw and in-house opportunities can be highly competitive, and even after you’ve obtained a sought-after position,...
Remote work has become increasingly popular in the startup and tech world, and even in traditional workplaces. Many employers — even if they do not offer full-time remote working arrangements — provide their employees remote “days” every week, which can help those with families (and...
