Why Summer Associates Should Be Worried About Offers
Have you received an offer yet? If not, are you nervous?
Clients increasingly don’t want to pay for first-year and sometimes second-year associates. Because of that, firms hire less of them.
— Kent Zimmermann, a law firm consultant at the Zeughauser Group, commenting on the hiring differences between Biglaw today and the days of yore. Since it’s a “buyer’s market for law firms,” summer associates need to be impressive to receive offers.
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