Esq.
Aug. 1, 2008
Stop the Partnership Track, I Want to Get Off
The goal of making partner has lost some of its luster as lawyers join contract-services outfits or gravitate to firms where they can work less than full time.
Since Axiom opened its San Francisco office less than two years ago, it has received more than 1,500 job applications for fewer than 80 attorney positions. And the New York-based firm, founded in 2001, doesn't offer partnerships, offices, secretaries, or even desk space (Axiom lawyers work at home or at the client's workplace). The experience underscores a s...
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