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The move from private practice to in-house is less about escaping billables and more about timing, positioning, and knowing what a business actually wants from its first lawyer in the room.
Lawyers in Canada are governed province by province, not by Ottawa. Here is who actually holds your licence, why it works that way, and what it means for your career.
What it actually costs to run a small firm, where the money really comes from, and the quiet financial habits that keep the doors open past year three.
In-house legal careers rarely follow a straight line. Here is what each rung actually involves, from your first counsel role to the seat where you report to the CEO.