Category: In-House

4 Things Outside Counsel Can Do Instead of Taking Me to Dinner

First – shoutout to my Podium co-founder and in-house colleague, Punam Kaji Bains for the blog topic. It was an easy one to write!

5 To Thrive: Tips For Establishing Credibility As New In-House Counsel

desk with computer and lamp

With a number of my friends moving into in-house recently, thought this would be fitting. https://abovethelaw.com/2023/05/5-to-thrive-tips-for-establishing-credibility-as-new-in-house-counsel/

In-House Perk: Leaning Into Authenticity

Confession: one of the things I enjoy the most about where I work is that I can be more myself than anywhere else I have ever worked. I have no idea if all in-house counsel feel this way but I am certainly grateful for my […]

Performance Review Tips: In-House Edition

If you have an opportunity to submit a self-evaluation or assessment, here are a few tips for you to consider. https://abovethelaw.com/2023/02/performance-review-tips-in-house-edition/

Random Acts of Leadership – In-House Edition

megaphone in pink

Even small actions can generate momentum that can lead to bigger changes. And as in-house counsel, you could start the ripple. https://abovethelaw.com/2023/01/random-acts-of-leadership-in-house-edition/

Four Ways Outside Counsel Can Lose Clients

pink phone with headset off base

A common question I receive from outside counsel is how they can have an opportunity to do our business. But a question outside counsel should be asking, especially of their current clients, is what can they do to keep the business. https://abovethelaw.com/2022/10/4-in-house-pet-peeves-of-outside-counsel/

The (Sometimes) Lonely Side of In-House

cup of coffee

Many of us are aware that it is highly likely that the reason we receive invitations for coffee, lunch, happy hour or fun events is not for who we are, but because we are a client or prospective client. https://abovethelaw.com/2022/12/the-sometimes-lonely-side-of-in-house/