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Originally Posted by Unregistered
If money is what you're after, best to stay in practice. As an in-house, you're a cost center not a profit center. I don't mean this in a demeaning way, just that there is/will be a lot of politics regarding this issue and at the higher levels it will be a battle in terms of justifying your team's numbers.
Hmm. Good work-life balance. A LOT of travel (again, before covid). Managed to visit more than 10 countries within a period of less than 2 years. Having power over choice of law firms. LOVED the power trip.
What else are you looking at?
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Law firms cannot overwork or bully employees nowadays.
But clients can bully lawyers. If I go telco shop or clinics they have a sign there to say treat their staff respectfully got queue number etc.
Why cant there be guidelines to stop clients from having power trips over lawyers because they cmi in practice and need to take revenge?