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The pandemic spurred the "Great Resignation" across all industries, and as a result, provided attorneys ample time to reflect on what is and what is not working in their current careers. Flexibility, work-life balance, and job satisfaction are top of mind for both attorneys feeling overworked at large law firms and those looking for a non-traditional way to launch their careers. Have you been mulling a change in your legal career?
Join this webcast to explore new career opportunities that can provide you with an elusive work-life balance. Hear from lawyers who have made the switch and what goes into the decision-making process. You will also learn:
- What flexible legal talent providers are and the services they offer compared to traditional law firms.
- Differences between law firm and in-house flexible legal talent provider careers.
- Real-life examples about what the switch from law firm to a flexible legal talent provider is like.
- Why flexible legal talent providers are gaining popularity as a career path right now.
Speakers
 | Leslie Diorio | Host Leslie has over 15 years of experience in the legal recruiting industry. She joined Axiom in 2016 and currently oversees our Global Recruiting team. Prior to joining Axiom, she spent two years recruiting for a healthcare BPO. However, the majority of her career before Axiom was spent within various AmLaw 100 & 200 firms, managing the summer associate and lateral hiring initiatives. She is the mother of three children, ages 2, 6, and 8. She lives and breathes by her calendar and when she's not shuttling someone somewhere, she enjoys going for a family walk or watching whatever is on HGTV. |
 | James Koizumi Trusted legal counsel to executive leadership teams on major mergers, acquisitions/divestitures and commercial, service, purchase and operating agreements. Recognized by colleagues and clients for top-tier business acumen. Proven record for balancing legal risk with commercial reality. Has extensive business education. A team player and accomplished leader at work and in the community. |
 | Andrew Lupu Seasoned and business-centric General Counsel-level advocate with 30+ years of legal experience with technology focus at leading IT companies. Represents global Fortune 500 clients on intellectual property, Antitrust and privacy compliance matters. Regularly teaches law both in the US and in Europe. Enjoys travel, endurance sports, and golf. |
Can't attend? You should still register! We will send out an on-demand recording after the webcast so you can participate when it's convenient for you.
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