“Law firms really want the big stuff—the deals and litigation. What a lot of corporations struggle with is not those things,” said Noel Elfant, founder of General Counsel Practice.
April 27, 2023 at 12:29 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
Doug Luftman had been planning to take a long break after leaving as deputy general counsel at Docusign, a job he’d had for three years after a long in-house career at companies like CBS, Nomis Solutions, NetApp and Intel.
“Initially I was going to take six to 12 months off, to reconnect with friends and family and just relax,” he said.
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After leaving Docusign, Doug Luftman discovered that his advice was widely solicited. Soon, his part-time work started adding up. Courtesy photo.
