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I'm a 2022 graduate from IP University. I've been working full time as in house counsel with startups since 2021 (and freelanced a bit with a few companies here and there before that). I do have dispute resolution experience in the form of internships (mostly criminal, though). I'm happy working in house but I want to get more Corporate Dispute Resolution experience as I've discovered I really enjoy that. Is there anyone here who could provide some recommendations or possibly refer me if your firm/office is hiring?
I don't mean to sound privileged but I would appreciate a nice compensation and if I could continue working in my private capacity with the startups.