New Jersey law firms suspended or scaled back their summer associate programs for 2010, concerned about whether they'll have enough work to keep trainees busy and about the prospects for extending permanent offers in recessionary times.
May 28, 2010 at 02:11 PM
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New Jersey law firms suspended or scaled back their summer associate programs for 2010, concerned about whether they’ll have enough work to keep trainees busy and about the prospects for extending permanent offers in recessionary times.
Of a group of 20 firms surveyed, 10 reduced their summer programs and six eliminated them, at least at their New Jersey offices.
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