With so much uncertainty, there may be an assumption that attorneys are less likely to consider switching firms than in years past. However, while the hiring process may be unusual this year, attorneys are still looking to switch firms for the same professional and personal reasons that convince attorneys to make a move in any other year. With many firms operating largely virtually, the interview process and the transition to another firm nonetheless can be intimidating.  Below are some tips for lateral candidates in searching for and integrating into new firms.

Interviewing While Working From Home

The typical practice of meeting with a series of attorneys at the offices of the prospective firm may be impossible due to social distancing measures and stay-at-home orders.

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