Litigation vs. Transactional Attorney: Comparing Work Days

Thinking about being a lawyer but don't know if you want to be a litigator or go in-house and work as corporate counsel? In today's video, I break down my experience working in both VERY different areas of the law.

From office attire, to my daily assignments, to how lawyers bill and get paid, I hope this video gives you some insight between many of the key differences between being a litigator vs. in-house counsel.

Let's be real, ever since I went in-house, I ain't NEVER wanted to go back to being a litigator. Keep watching this video to see why!

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0:00 Intro
0:41 Attire
1:52 Daily assignments
4:31 Location
6:29 Office vibes/personalities
9:20 How lawyers make money

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[evusika]

This was so fascinating, I learned so much.

[musamusa]

If I am CEO of company with many company locations around the world and want to hire in-house legal staff what things I shall to look-up from a lawyer candidate?

[utubestrong]

Was there any experience that you carried over from litigation to working on the in house counsel team?