An expanding homebuilder and residential real estate developer is hiring its first In-House Attorney to establish and lead its real estate legal function across two active luxury resort-style developments.
Summer vacations can slow interview scheduling, but they do not have to derail an active legal search. By planning decision-making coverage, reserving interview windows, and communicating clearly through unavoidable delays, hiring teams can preserve momentum and keep top candidates engaged.
The traditional choice between adding permanent headcount and sending work to outside counsel is giving way to a more flexible model. Legal departments are increasingly using interim and project-based attorneys to add capacity, access specialized expertise, and protect their core teams from burnout. At the same time, experienced lawyers are embracing these engagements as a deliberate way to broaden their experience and explore future opportunities. Read more about why flexibility is becoming a competitive advantage for both legal departments and legal professionals.
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