The dean of Fordham University School of Law has banned Reed Smith from on-campus interviews for five years, citing the firm's "lack of professionalism" in its recession-era handling of summer associate hiring. The law school was unhappy with the short notice the law firm gave when it decided to cancel interviews for 2010 summer associate positions.
August 12, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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This economic climate has put law firms and law schools in sometimes uncharted waters with often choppy tides.
The latest example, as first reported Wednesday by legal blog “Above the Law,” is yet another tale of on-campus interviews and the ever-changing way firms are looking at hiring summer associates.
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