Tag: Summer Associates
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BiglawBiglaw's Summer Associate Recruitment Cycle Has Taken A Dip Amid Layoffs And Fears Of A Recession
NALP's executive director says 'the only solid prediction one can make about the upcoming recruiting cycle is that it won't be dull.' -
BiglawBiglaw Firms Made Fewer Summer Associate Offers This Fall
This could spell future employment troubles given the size of the Class of 2024. 
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BiglawSummer Associates Shouldn't Complete Fake Assignments
Fake work doesn’t help summer associates evaluate what it is like to work at a law firm and discern if this is the right thing for them.
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BiglawThe Best Biglaw Firms, Ranked By Summer Associates (2022)
What matters most to summer associates? Here are the Top 10 firms. -
BiglawSummer Associate Says This Is A 'Goldilocks' Biglaw Firm
A firm that offers the best of both worlds. -
Law SchoolsBar Tabs: Beer Goggles Don't Make For Clear-Headed... Investments.
"Don't trust a big butt and a smile" is actually very sound financial advice. -
BiglawMiami Biglaw Firms Are Looking To Wow Law Students, Laterals
The Florida market is hot, hot, hot! -
Biglaw, Sponsored ContentSummer Associate Horror Stories — And How To Avoid Writing Your Own
However bad your summer may have been, these Biglaw hopefuls had it worse. 
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Biglaw, Sponsored ContentWill Your Biglaw Career Survive Summer Associate Life?
A practical, no-nonsense guide to being a memorable summer associate — the good kind of memorable. -
BiglawMaximizing Your Chances Of Receiving A Full-Time Offer After Summering
Each person has their own way to connect with people with whom they used to work, and this can help folks obtain full-time associate offers. -
Biglaw, Small Law FirmsSummer Associate Events Law Firms Should Host
The summer associate experience might be the best time someone has in the legal industry. -
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A How-To Guide For Summer Associates
Tips and tricks to maximize your summer associate experience.
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Navigating Economic Uncertainty: 6 Tips To Keep Your Investments On Track
How you can get through current challenges while advancing long-term goals.
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The Global Legal News You Need, When You Need It
News and analysis from this company could be a game-changer for legal professionals working globally.
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Leaving Your In-House Role: You Don’t Need A Portable “Book” To Be Successful
In-house legal roles have traditionally offered more accommodating schedules and greater opportunities to gain valuable business experience. Now though, the calculus may be changing. With…
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What Do Millennials Think Of Law Firm Life?
We want to know your views on law firm policies and culture.
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Intellectual Property3 More Tips For IP Summer Associates
How should 2022’s summer associate class handle their first foray into a law firm IP group, whether in a Biglaw or boutique setting? -
Biglaw, Sponsored ContentA Summer Associate’s Guide To Thriving In The Biglaw Spotlight
Congrats On Being A Summer Associate! Now Don’t F**k It Up. -
Law SchoolsDespite The Saltiness Toward Online Schooling, It's Sweeter Than It Used To Be
If you thought COVID did a number on in-person attendance and productivity, just wait until God of War: Ragnarök releases. -
BiglawMost Desirable Summer Associate Program Ranking Crowns New Top Destination
Plus a whole lot more insight into the summer experience. -
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Having Summer Associates Work From The Office Is The Perfect Ploy To Make Associates Return
Biglaw firms are trying to return to the (pre-COVID) old days when it comes to their summer programs. -
Biglaw, Law Schools, Sponsored ContentFirst Impressions Are Worth Millions For Summers. Here’s How To Get Yours Right.
A practical, no-nonsense guide to being a memorable summer associate — the good kind of memorable. -
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Biglaw Firms Want Summer Associates Working In Person -- Which Means Lawyers Need To Show Up, Too
Some firms are asking summers to work from the office three or four days each week.
