Description
In this Q&A clip, Harrison discusses the question of whether lifestyle firms are better for an attorney's quality of life than traditional firms. He examines each type of firm's pros and cons and provides insights on choosing the right firm for your career goals and personal life.
This clip is perfect for attorneys looking to improve their work-life balance and find a firm that aligns with their values. Harrison's expert advice can help attorneys make an informed decision about their career path and find a firm that prioritizes their well-being.
The clip is also useful for law students considering their career options after graduation. This is a must-watch for anyone looking to make a change in their legal career.
Transcript
Transcript:
In corporate law, a couple of different types of corporate attorneys exist. But some people are what are called corporate generalists.
A corporate generalist is someone that just has a bunch of different types of corporate-related work, just keeping companies operational and not very, not major M & A and securities and things along those lines.
Yes, I think you can often find a lot of corporate law firms that are off-corporate departments and more lifestyle-type related firms. That doesn't mean you don't have to work long hours, but at the same time, you may.
The way corporate works are in major cities and significant markets; corporate tends to be very specialized, so people do one aspect of corporate. Then when you get into mid-size to smaller markets, most corporate attorneys, I would say generalists, work on many different types of things.
