The Lawyer's Personal Brand · glossary
Working as a lawyer employed by one company, for that company only, rather than at a law firm with many clients. Dev moved in-house to Ledgerline as its second lawyer, hired by a head of legal who knew him from his secondment. That is how most hiring works. File, “in-house” · Chapter 3 · see Head of legal, Secondment
Explained in Chapter 3, A CV for Someone Who Has Never Met a Lawyer, of The Lawyer's Personal Brand.
Then a message arrives from Dev Chauhan, her friend from the Legal Practice Course. Dev works in-house (employed by one company as its lawyer) at Ledgerline, a payments start-up in Manchester. Ledgerline is hiring a legal counsel, the title a company gives a solicitor it employs. Its head of legal, the most senior lawyer there, is reading the CVs himself.Read Chapter 3, A CV for Someone Who Has Never Met a Lawyer →
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working as a lawyer employed by a company, for that company only, rather than at a law firm acting for many clients;Read the definition in the document →
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