Law Practice
May 29, 2014
Big firms receding in eyes of graduates
Today's law school graduates are less likely to go to a big firm job and less likely to stay very long if they do, as in-house positions and contract law firms begin to muscle their way into the market for young attorneys.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Today's law school graduates are likely to follow a drastically different career path than their predecessors, as big firms continue to lower their investment in entry level associates and other employers become more attractive, deans and firm managing partners said.
Young attorneys of the future will switch jobs more readily as they and their employers become increasingly skeptical that lawyers ...
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