The promise of a partnership holds less attraction than ever for law firm associates, according to a study by the National Association for Law Placement's Foundation for Research and Education. Its diminished allure is due in part to the fact that the road to partnership is lengthy and treacherous, the NALP report said. Some associates also feel that once they attain the rank of partner, they face only more stress, said the study, "Perceptions of Partnership: The Allure and Accessibility of the Brass Ring."
October 08, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The promise of a partnership holds less attraction than ever for law firm associates, according to a new study by the National Association for Law Placement’s Foundation for Research and Education.
Its diminished allure is due in part to the fact that the road to partnership is so lengthy and treacherous, the NALP report said.
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