In some ways, newly promoted partners are more prepared than ever to take on their new roles. But the change still comes with its surprises.
“I will acknowledge it is one of those things where you signed your marriage licence and walked down the aisle without fully knowing what it was going to be [like] until afterward,” says Lillian Hardy, a Washington DC litigator at Hogan Lovells who was promoted to partnership in 2017.
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