Biglaw Is Now The Largest Employer Of New Law Grads
NALP says large firms have become the dominant destination for new graduates, marking a dramatic shift in legal hiring.
NALP says large firms have become the dominant destination for new graduates, marking a dramatic shift in legal hiring.
New NALP Foundation data shows a record 83% of departing associates left within five years of hire.
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‘Do something! Please and thanks.’ - The students, basically.
Law students with Biglaw expense accounts.
Plus, total offer volume for the most recent law students to go through recruitment was flat, under 50%.
Record employment, record cash... but the Class of 2023 may be the last to enjoy these good times.
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Associates said they would leave their firms thanks to a loss of flexibility associated with office attendance policies.
Changing geographic locations was a big prompt for associates to leave their firms.
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For out-of-state candidates interested in making the move, hiring conditions have never been better.
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The job market for them is really good.
Well, at least some folks are happy.
Fingers crossed next year will be better than the last.
The foremost question any candidate for office has to answer is why.
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