The job is not tied to a specific project but rather due to a vacancy created by long term leave. The partner’s vision is for me to come in, make a strong impact, and by the end of the 6 months, become so embedded in the team that it would be easier for him to make a case to the talent committee...
Also look tons of corporates are throwing money into AI because of all the buzz. Again not convinced it's a silver bullet to the underlying issues legal teams and firms face. It's exciting and has so much potential, but if the underlying issues aren't fixed it's not going to fix the industry. I...
That's my thinking. The firm is extremely well known. I get to get a couple months of work experience in a field of law I want to be in. I do have a good feeling since the partner stuck his neck out for me and has a lot of sway. Doesn't guarantee anything, but that is encouraging.
The tech...
Just to be clear the law firm is 6 months.
The legal tech role is permanent. It's not a startup. They have been around for 12 years with a market valuation of 1 Billion USD.
6 months.
The AI company seems cool. It's forward thinking, but like all AI companies they believe they are creating a silver bullet. I have worked with them before because they primarily sell a CLM. This AI product is new so the entire team is being built from scratch.
Hi all,
I’ve built a successful career in alternative law, tech, and legal operations, having pivoted from a different path due to external circumstances. Recently, I’ve been offered an exciting role with a company focused on legal AI development, which would provide a significant pay increase...