Many summer associate classes at Atlanta's large firms shrank again this year, as firms try to avoid hosting students for whom they have no jobs. Both the lengths of the programs and the pay also saw reductions. Average pay dropped from $2656 per week last year to $2386 per week this year.
June 09, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Local summer associate classes for Atlanta’s large firms are uniformly small this year, as firms try to avoid hosting students for whom they have no jobs.
Notably, King & Spalding’s summer class dropped from 34 last year to nine. The city’s second-largest firm, Alston & Bird, also registered a big drop, decreasing its summer class from 42 last year to 17.
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