Atlanta law firms may be "in a better situation to compete" for top talent, now that out-of-town firms may not pay New York rates anymore to Atlanta lawyers, according to a Wells Fargo analyst.
December 06, 2022 at 05:13 PM
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As legal market demand slows across the U.S., and law firms are hiring fewer associates, Southeast and Atlanta law firms may find they have less competition for local talent now.
In the boom period of 2021, New York and West Coast law firms couldn’t find enough associates and often hired remote attorneys, including those based around Atlanta and generally in the Southeast region. That meant local law firms were competing with large law firms across the country.
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