Emphasize that you are organized and like structure. You will have to bill, so do not say you are going in-house so that you can quit billing. Trust me, the billing is manageable even though it sounds high. You will be able to bill for about 90% of your time in the office rather than the ~66% that you see at some private firms. It is definitely OK to say you want a more stable work-life balance and that, for example. client development/retention outside of normal business hours is a burden.
Salary expectation/ admission to bar
Please describe your prior work experience.
How would you tell a person you cannot cover their claim?
Some questions geared toward Amazon leadership principles
Asked about previous employment at previous jobs
When is a time you failed to meet a deadline or project expectation? What did you learn and what, if anything, would you have done differently?
Why do I want to practice Insurance Defense
How would you approach meeting a tight deadline.
Typical screening questions such as speaking to one's experience, experience with the subject matter, etc.
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