Bellon & Associates, Atlanta's first legal recruitment service, has been sold to Ajilon Professional Services, a subsidiary of staffing giant Adecco. The sale is a milestone in legal recruiting's evolution from a business lawyers once knew little about and trusted even less to a highly competitive industry. Legal recruiters say the purchase is part of the industry's consolidation, where large general staffing companies are moving into the lower-revenue but higher-profit area of permanent lawyer placement.
March 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Lee Ann Bellon, who started Atlanta’s first legal recruitment service 23 years ago, has a new boss. She has sold her company to Ajilon Professional Services, a subsidiary of staffing giant Adecco.
The sale of Bellon & Associates, for a price Bellon would not disclose, is another milestone in legal recruiting’s evolution from a business lawyers once knew little about and trusted even less to a highly competitive industry.
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