If you are reading this, it is likely because you have landed that new gig as an in-house lawyer (congrats!) or you are looking to make a switch to an in-house role. Whether you are coming from private practice, fresh out of law school, or making a lateral move to a new company, the learning curve as an in-house lawyer is steep. That does not mean, however, that you cannot conquer it! Here are some valuable tips for a new in-house lawyer from a new in-house lawyer.
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While the transition from BigLaw to In-House may seem straight-forward, the reality is that the two practices vary in significant ways. Before you take this leap, or if you already have, you should be aware of the differences and work on bridging the gap. These are the five key areas that a lawyer coach recommends on working on to truly thrive.
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The year 2020 has brought contracts to forefront of the legal community in a very important way! Collectively, we #contractnerds have raised more awareness about the importance of drafting clearer contracts, negotiating better contracts, and managing contracts better with technology. Check out these 10 New Year’s Resolutions for All Contract Nerds for 2021.
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“Hey Charlotte, I understand why attorneys in private practice need a strong personal brand, but I’m an in-house lawyer. Why does it matter to me?”
Creating a strong personal brand is crucial to career success. Period.
Whatever the economic climate. Even if you are happy, motivated, safe and secure in your role – personal branding is […]
One major benefit of contract management technology is the ability to collect, track and report on contract metrics such as contract volume, turnaround time, and value. Read this article to learn how to make sure you’re tracking contract KPIs correctly.
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Internal business clients measure the success of in-house counsel first by our soft skills, and then by our hard skills. In the eyes of your internal business clients, how can you be a five-star in-house counsel?
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