Photo: Shutterstock.com Amid Corporate Layoffs, Concerns Grow Over In-House Legal Jobs
After news of Robinhood and Geico layoffs, pressure is building on the careers of in-house lawyers, and these attorneys should brace themselves for impact, according to some legal industry observers.
August 04, 2022 at 08:03 PM
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General Counsel and In House Counsel
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Robinhood became the latest tech company to announce mass layoffs on Tuesday, with 23% of workers impacted.
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