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I’ve been a lawyer for 4, primarily doing criminal defense and plaintiff’s work. I’m interested in legal tech sales/customer success roles. I fear I don’t have the background to break into this industry. Any advice on how I can do so?

Hello everyone. I currently work in a traditional litigation role and I’m burned out. I’m thinking about applying to claims examiner roles. However, I’m not too sure exactly what it entails. Can someone describe what the day to day is like. I’m mainly looking for peace, work life balance, and benefits.

Hello everyone. I currently work in plaintiff’s law firm and hate it. Prior to this role, I worked in a local public defender’s office for about 3 years. While at the public defender’s office, I felt like I didn’t get any good training on how to approach cases or what should be done in cases. Now, I’m thinking about going solo and want to dive back into criminal defense but I feel like I don’t know what I’m doing. Would anyone be willing to describe generally how they approach/attack their criminal cases? I understand that there may not be a generalized approach and that no two cases are alike but I just want to be competent.