Did the Great Recession cause a fundamental change in hiring at large law firms? Firms in South Florida report high lateral partner hiring, but associates find it hard moving through the pipeline.
March 03, 2014 at 03:19 PM
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Did the Great Recession cause a fundamental change in hiring at large law firms? Firms in South Florida report high lateral partner hiring, but associates find it hard moving through the pipeline.
BigLaw’s Brass Ring Gets Harder To Grasp
Industry experts and some BigLaw managers say it’s becoming increasingly difficult to make partner, causing many associates to look for jobs at smaller firms or go in-house.
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