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As the COVID-19 crisis led law firms in the U.S. to cancel or sharply curtail their summer associate programs, firms in France are maintaining their programs, which are an essential part of legal education.
May 11, 2020 at 03:30 AM
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Paris Correspondent
When KPMG Avocats announced this month that it had recruited a 10-lawyer IP/IT team from a rival firm, it included two law-graduate interns who were in the middle of a six-month training stint.
“Of course we brought the interns over,” said Moustapha Oussedrat, president of KPMG Avocats. “Interns are full players on the team. The current situation does nothing to change that.”
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