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I have many litigation friends who have made the in-house leap. Some into roles managing lit, others into broader roles. They seem to enjoy it and wouldn’t want to be back at a firm. It is possible to lateral back though in the right situation. The “right” situation would be a firm with a very specific practice area need or a client development reason (i.e., you can help the firm get hired or deepen their relationship). Regardless of those reasons, your firm might take you back too if they like you. You may have to take a haircut on class year if you do this though.
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Very difficult to make the switch as a (non-L&E/IP) litigator, esp. as a third year. I know because I used to be one. It’s not impossible but there are a ton of litigators for each open litigation counsel spot, and these will often want 5-7+ years of experience (because you don’t really get substantive litigation experience as a junior in biglaw). For generalist spots you might be able to make the switch but you’ll be an underdog compared to more transitions-oriented attorneys. Be prepared for it to take months to years to find a good spot.
Agree with this.