Next, do some research into the secondary market you’re interested in (or speak with a knowledgeable legal recruiter) to find out which practice areas are most in demand there. You may be surprised to find that there’s a greater demand for the work you do in the secondary market than there is in your primary market! For example, if you practice Trusts and Estates law and you want to move from New York to West Palm Beach, Florida, go live your best life! But if you practice Structured Finance, carefully consider how you’d feel working as a corporate generalist before making such a move.