
The Future Rainmakers Award: 10 Associates Poised For Greatness
Lateral Link is delighted to announce a new initiative to spotlight associates on the rise!
Lateral Link is delighted to announce a new initiative to spotlight associates on the rise!
Atlanta is poised for outsized success in the competition for top legal talent.
Success in business development is a cumulative process, built through years of strategic investment of your time and energy.
In-house roles can be a good fit for many lawyers, but the way law firm associates idolize in-house counsel positions often indicates an incomplete understanding of the realities of these jobs.
Analysis of lateral hires in 2022 indicates continued strength, not just in the largest cities like New York and Chicago but also in many smaller markets. Taken together, Kansas City, St. Louis, and Detroit offer a useful case study.
A role at the cutting edge of transportation regulation. Work for an industry leader with a collaborative culture. Live in an ideally sized, low-cost city.
The Chicago legal economy and attorney job market remain robust, underscoring the variance between the strong labor market and the challenges of high inflation and a volatile stock market.
Why settle for one book of business when you can get several?
So far, the lateral market remains open for business. Firms are emphasizing some different practice areas compared to a year ago, but they continue to hire broadly.
The good news is that if you are at a well-diversified firm, recession fears should not keep you up at night.
So what does this mean for the lateral market? In short, opportunity. We count more than 500 lateral moves in DC so far this year, and firms continue to hire at a strong pace.
We have seen some small shifts in the hiring landscape in recent years. What has changed? Lateral Link provides an update on the most commonly asked questions for lawyers looking to make the leap overseas.
Are you working for a firm that has a negative effect on your mental health?
In the midst of the pandemic-fueled narrative about an exodus from California, a funny thing happened: several Biglaw firms took the opportunity to enter the California market for the first time.
When it comes time to join the private sector, SEC attorneys generally have appealing options.