Not even Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney would suggest its recent associate hiring decisions are the sign of a trend or something the firm plans on repeating, but they are noteworthy nonetheless.
Noteworthy because the hiring of 13 associates across class levels in the span of three months is not something most large firms have been doing since the economy turned south two years ago.
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