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And no, it's not at a law firm; instead, it's a chance to enter an exciting and dynamic new field.
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LexisNexis sat down with John Ursin, Managing Partner at Schenck Price, to learn how the firm is using legal AI to strengthen client service and daily legal work.
We congratulate our colleagues on their success and urge any attorneys considering a lateral move to reach out to them.
Questions to ask yourself before taking a leap.
Questions to ask yourself before taking a leap.
You should consider legal recruiting as a real career option.
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Good recruiters should make an effort to respond to all inquiries, even if they cannot ultimately work with you.
Recruiters need to attract the right people -- and the way the things are now, recruiters don't have it easy.
Here are a few guidelines to make the attorney-recruiter partnership as effective (and painless!) as possible.
If a recruiter blows you off or gives you the cold shoulder, don't take it personally; it's just business.
You should not be relying on your friend to help you submit to a firm.