Law Practice
Mar. 10, 2015
Firms making more offers to new hires, summer associates
Entry-level recruiting at law firms increased during the last half of 2014, reaching pre-recession numbers and contributing to a consistent post-downturn hiring rise, according to a recent NALP report.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Entry-level recruiting at law firms increased during the last half of 2014, reaching pre-recession numbers and contributing to a consistent post-downturn hiring rise, according to a recent National Association for Law Placement Inc. report.
Law firms offered positions to 52 percent of interviewed candidates for entry-level associate positions in the summer and fall of last year, the highest figure re...
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