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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you are open to another field, and have relatively niche experience, look at publishing. There are some legal journals that pay their legal editors decently, and there is always Bloomberg. [/quote]

OP. I'd prefer another field, honestly. I'd be completely open to legal journals, and am an excellent writer, but I'm finding not a lot of jobs are as open to "transferrable skills" when they have so many people with direct experience laid off and also applying.[/quote]

Look for "legal editor" positions. [/quote]

OP. Thanks I have done that but these job sites (including LinkedIN) give me jobs that are not legal editing jobs. Can anyone recommend a recruiter or something to help with this? I have not had to look for a job in almost 15 years so I'm a little out of whack where/how to do it outside the federal realm. Also, EVERYTHING seems to cost money (i.e. certifications, courses, subscriptions). I'm finding that frustrating. [/quote]

I understand you may not want to say but in what area do you practice? I know attorneys that are having great success leaving govt but it depends on practice area, previous background and so on. [/quote]

Ethics, fiscal, lots of investigation work, employment (e.g., eeo investigations), and other general admin law. I was also a central POC to provide training to the business units.[/quote]

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