The perceived need for fewer entry-level associates at law firms across the state has, perhaps unsurprisingly, resulted in the hiring of significantly fewer summer associates at those same firms.
July 13, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The perceived need for fewer entry-level associates at law firms across the state has, perhaps unsurprisingly, resulted in the hiring of significantly fewer summer associates at those same firms.
Of the 20 firms that responded to this year’s Pennsylvania New Associates Survey, three will have no summer associates at all.
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