Law Practice
Jun. 21, 2000
The Importance of Being Oriented
DICTA Firm Matters By Kimberly Quackenbush. Failing to orient new associates properly is the best way to get them off to a poor start.
When firms orient new attorneys, they often rely on their core group of the most tenured partners and associates to disseminate the rules of policy and procedure to the new associates. This is a critical mistake because the core group of attorneys are often too busy to teach new attorneys the ropes, ...
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