Law Practice
Oct. 1, 2009
Offers Drop Sharply For New First-Year Associates
On average this year, offers were extended to just 79 percent of summer associates among 14 major law firms surveyed; that's 15 percent fewer offers made among the same firms last year.
Daily Journal Staff Writers
At legal institutions across the state, school is back in session. First-years are scrambling to learn what it takes to succeed in law school, second-years are fretting over how to nail on-campus interviews, and third-years who summered at big law firms are sitting back on their laurels, coasting through the year until full-time employment begins next fall.
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