Northern New Jersey firms are among the most bottom-heavy with associates in the nation. Large firms in the region have an average lawyer-to-partner ratio of 2.48 to one, behind only New York City (3.16) and the San Jose, Calif., area (2.83), according to a report by the National Association for Law Placement. The ratio -- also known as "leverage" -- is well above the national rate of 2.19 lawyers per partner. Nationwide, firms of 701 or more lawyers have a ratio that is 2.6 to one.
January 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Northern New Jersey firms are among the most bottom-heavy with associates in the nation, a survey shows.
Large firms in the region have an average lawyer-to-partner ratio of 2.48 to one, behind only New York City (3.16) and the San Jose, Calif., area (2.83), according to a Jan. 18 report by the National Association for Law Placement.
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