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Perspective

Jun. 19, 2012

Examining the real cost of purchasing lateral talent

Part One of a five-part series. By Edwin B. Reeser


By Edwin B. Reeser


This article is the first in a five part series examining the cost to a hypothetical law firm of lateral lawyer hiring.


Once rare, the lateral movement of partners between major law firms is now almost a daily occurrence. Some hires succeed, but studies show a majority of hires, whether individuals or groups, are not successful. Let's briefly examine the basic economics of lateral hiring, and draw fundamental conclusions thereon. ...

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