As the competition for young lawyers hits a fevered pitch, plaintiffs firms have increasingly become a contender for acquiring top talent from elite law schools and Big Law alike.
Capitalizing on a heightened interest for meaningful work, leaders at several national plaintiffs firms said they not only started to apply new strategies for on-campus recruiting, but also appear to be benefiting from the highly dynamic labor market for existing associates.
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