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Boston Attorney Finds Age Bias an Obstacle For Older Law School Grads
Roscoe Sandlin had a "grand time" as a student at Boston's Suffolk Law School, but the party abruptly ended when the 58-year-old graduate failed to land a job upon earning his J.D. On paper, Sandlin, now a sole practitioner, could be viewed as a top candidate for many law firms. But what Sandlin says he didn't have going for him was his age.New Web Hiring Rules Cause Corporate Consternation
Lawyers say corporate America is having a panic attack over an upcoming rule that will require federal contractors to keep better track of whom they hire over the Internet. On Feb. 6, all federal contractors must have in place new protocols that will tell the government exactly what Internet resumes they reviewed, and the race and gender of qualified applicants. Employment attorneys argue that the new requirements create a record-keeping nightmare for companies.Web Hiring Rule May Trigger New Suits
Employment attorneys say new federal reporting requirements will result in a record-keeping nightmare and more hiring discrimination litigation.Boston Firms Split on How to Respond to N.Y. Pay Hikes
The race to raise first-year associate salaries has opened a chasm in Boston between firms matching New York's top rate of $160,000 and firms offering a $145,000 starting salary. Proskauer Rose expects the higher salaries to help the firm hold on to lawyers, according to Steven Bauer, who heads the firm's Boston office. "One of the biggest expenses a law firm faces is losing associates," he said. "If we can retain two associates this year who might have left, it pays for the increased raise by itself."New Web Hiring Rules Cause Corporate Consternation
Lawyers say corporate America is having a panic attack over an upcoming rule that will require federal contractors to keep better track of whom they hire over the Internet. On Feb. 6, all federal contractors must have in place new protocols that will tell the government exactly what Internet resumes they reviewed, and the race and gender of qualified applicants. Employment attorneys argue that the new requirements create a record-keeping nightmare for companies.From Akin Gump to Kramer Levin
Letters A through K in the firm-by-firm summary of the responses to The American Lawyer's 2003 Associate Survey.2001 Associates Survey: From Latham to Wolf Block
Summary of responses to the 2001 Associates Survey, firm by firm.Creating a Culture of Compliance
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