Am Law 200 firms have widened the gap between entry-level and lateral associates in 2022, making about 1,765 more associate hires on the lateral market.
March 13, 2023 at 05:00 AM
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Big Law firms are continuing to lean more toward lateral associates than entry-level hires, doubling down on a trend that’s been taking shape for at least the last five years.
A recent report indicates Am Law 200 firms have widened the gap between entry-level and lateral associates in 2022, making about 1,765 more associate hires on the lateral market.
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