Law Practice
Jul. 12, 2011
Big Firms' Losses are Small Firms' Gain
As the number of entry-level jobs for lawyers a big firms continues to slide, small and midsize firms are stepping in to take up the slack, partly due to landing new work from cost-cutting corporate clients.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As the number of entry-level jobs for new lawyers at big firms continues to slide, small and midsize firms appear to be taking up the slack, according to findings of a recent survey by the National Association for Law Placement an organization that tracks trends in the legal industry.
The survey of 2010 law school graduates found that, of those who found jobs, 53 percent went to work for firms with 50 ...
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