Top 40 Under 40
Jan. 24, 2008
Partnership Path
Moving from associate to partner is not the sure thing it used to be, legal experts say. Today's young lawyers need more than a law degree and willingness to work long hours to compete for the ever-shrinking number of equity-partner spots.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - Out of law school for a decade, most lawyers younger than 40 are at a stage when they can really hit their stride professionally.
They may have just made partner - or are about to make partner. They're taking on leadership roles and scoring their own clients.
But moving from associate to ...
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