Becoming an In-house Lawyer - Navigating your path to corporate success Training Course

Course overview

This course has been specially designed for new in-house lawyers or those thinking about changing career from private practice to ensure you're prepared and ready to succeed in the role.

All lawyers understand that being an in-house lawyer is different to private practice, but how is it different?

Do you have a good understanding of what is it like to deliver legal services within a business environment in which your client is also your employer? Are you fully equipped for the challenge?

As an in-house lawyer you’re a crucial part of a business team. You’ll need to interact with company executives, management and fellow employees. Working closely with non-legal colleagues while handling a wide range of legal issues relevant to the organisation is key. This can be challenging and there are a number of new skills and ways of working that you’ll need to adapt to.

You’ll also need to understand and demonstrate your value in a situation where you can no longer rely on billings and chargeable hours. Handling the career differences can lead to greater job satisfaction and a better work-life balance, while making a real difference to an organisations goals.

This comprehensive half day course has been designed especially to prepare those thinking about making the move to in-house legal work, aswell as those who have recently made the change.

This training course is part of our collection of Legal Function Training Courses for the in-house lawyer.

Benefits of attending

By attending this course you will: 

• Understand the differences between being an in-house lawyer and private practice
• Get to grips with how to succeed in the corporate world
• Learn about the specific challenges you could face and how to approach them
• Consider the career differences and potential benefits
• Examine ways to focus on company ethics and demonstrate your value

Who should attend?

This course has been specifically designed for those thinking about moving to an in-house legal position, aswell as those that have recently made the change.

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