While all eyes are on how many summer associates will receive offers from their respective firms, law school career counselors are hearing some firms anticipate taking longer with their decisions even though summer programs were shorter on average this year and wrapped up weeks ago. With some firms not hiring for next summer and others questioning the lead time between hiring summer associates and bringing them in as full-time attorneys two years later, firms are taking their time this year.
August 28, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It looks as though large law firms are asking their most recent summer associates for a little patience as the firms try to figure out how they want to make offers this year.
While all eyes are on how many summer associates will receive offers from their respective firms, law school career counselors are hearing some firms anticipate taking longer with their decisions even though summer programs were shorter on average this year and wrapped up weeks ago.
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