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Coach
Not tax. Definitely not tax.
Coach
Welcome to the house of pain!
Enthusiast
The non-practice practice group
Coach
So….white collar?
Mentor
Misses a few of these boxes, but the employment lawyers I know all seem pretty satisfied.
Coach
I feel like M&A juniors do very little law.
Coach
Yeah sorry, I focused on the learning curve part of your question. There are a lot of stressors and management skills for sure, but not sure if that’s as tough as litigation or specialist practices. idk anything about lit though except I would immediately be fired from any lit practice because my brain simply cannot do anything litigation related.
Trademark.
Go in house after a couple years! They just seem to be the happiest people in big law.
Mentor
Trusts and estates. But it’s a niche practice
Mentor
Move to Knowledge Management or Practice Group Management or Associate Development.
Profit.
Mentor
No...they are non-revenue generating. I've heard about what first years make, inside (no window office), but pretty 9-5.
Energy
Mentor
Specialist practices also can be "bad" (for this purpose) since you may be the only one, or one of the few, who can handle something.
Subject Expert
More importantly, why do you ask?
Generalist looking to specialize
Data protection
Subject Expert
Lol this completely depends on what you like. I like deal running, process management etc. That stuff is fun and easy to me. To others it is anathema. Meanwhile, ask me to go do legal research on Westlaw or something and I will cry.