Regional NY Firms Have Ambitious Growth Plans, Despite Associate Challenges
Associate turnover, the competitive market for talent and office return delays amid the omicron surge are presenting challenges to growth plans.
January 18, 2022 at 03:15 PM
6 minute read
Law Firm ProfitabilityMany New York midsize and regional firms, like their peers across the country, saw strong demand and profit increases in 2021, and they are bullish on head count growth this year. Still, leaders of these firms are grappling with challenges in recruiting and retaining top talent, as well as office return delays that may hinder training goals.
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