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Interim-jurists in the Netherlands as a resource for legal departments

By Rees Morrison

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Paul Elst, one of my readers, wrote me. He is an attorney in the Netherlands and has an interesting story that probably has counterparts in many countries of the world.

I work as legal counsel on a freelance basis. In Dutch:? interim jurist?. In the past 7 years I have worked for 12 different companies in the Netherlands. In August I finished an 8 month assignment at one company to replace a person on pregnancy leave. And now I am working for Getronics, a company not free to add head count but free to buy in legal services from me and two other interim-jurists. Contract, IP, and competition law are my main responsibilities. There are a growing number of experienced lawyers in the Netherlands, now some 400-500, that prefer to work as legal counsel on a freelance basis. Although most of them try to work directly for companies, in practice most of the work is placed via search firms that take 20-30% of the fee.

Full post as published by Law Department Management on November 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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