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The tipping point
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Making the jump from private practice to the in-house department of an organisation can be a risky move, but it can be one that pays dividends in the long run. It's risky, because as appealing as an ... [more]
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As I write, the five most-read articles on the Lawyers Weekly website all relate to redundancies (or rumours of them) being made in Australian law firms. And it's not at all surprising - the prospect ... [more]
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