Working in a law firm's suburban office can give a summer associate the best of both worlds: sophisticated, challenging matters, with big-firm pay, in a smaller, more comfortable atmosphere. Plus, training can be more hands-on and intimate while exposing associates to a wider range of practice areas. And, of course, a shorter commute allows for more of an active life outside of the office.
June 06, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Have you considered working in a large firm’s satellite office outside of the city? You can have the best of both worlds — sophisticated, challenging matters, with big-firm pay — in a smaller, more comfortable atmosphere. Here are eight reasons why the suburban office of a large firm may be the place for you.
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