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This is pretty common in the US, FWIW
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Sometimes it works well given the team—e.g., not always enough hours available for a full-time person, so the firm saves money by having someone who chooses to be full time. Usually, however, I feel like law firms ideally want as many hours as possible out of each lawyer. But, they’re absolutely willing to do it to retain good people.
My firm offered me to do this when I had my first child 6 years ago. If you are a good attorney and they value you, they’ll do it. I know other big law firms that do this as well.
I'm so grateful for your response here - how did you find it worked in practice?
Mid tier law firms tend to be more flexi. I know some do 4 days a week quite happily but it depends on the team too. I’d just ask and see what other people are doing.
Thanks for this; it all helps me put together a case for this model of working!
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