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"Christina was great. She listened to what I wanted. She worked really hard and found me..." Read moreS. S.
UC Hastings College of the Law, Class Of 2011
Placed at Solomon Ward Seidenwurm & Smith LLP.
"The communication was reasonably good and timely. I thought the woman I worked with was..." Read more
Andrew Friedman
University of Minnesota, Class Of 1993
Placed at Shulman Rogers Gandal Pordy & Ecker, PA
"I don't have experience working with any other search firms, but Jennifer was just really..." Read moreNicholas Contento
University of Notre Dame, Class Of 2017
Placed at Baker Botts L.L.P.
"[The] status update was helpful to have, and you were pretty accessible over the phone...." Read more
Sangita Datta
UCLA School of Law, Class Of 2015
Placed at Loeb & Loeb LLP
"I received the champagne you sent to my office--thank you very much for the thoughtful gift. Receiving your gift..." Read moreMark DeSantis
George Mason University School of Law, Class Of 2016
Placed at Best Best & Krieger LLP.
"She was very communicative and bottom line got the job so whatever she did, it worked! You had resources that I..." Read moreThomas Eastmond
USC Gould School of Law, Class Of 2000
Placed at Enterprise Counsel Group, A Law Corporation
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The BCG Attorney Search Guide to Basic Law Firm Economics and the Billable Hour: What Every Attorney Needs to Understand to Get Ahead
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Relocating Overseas
- Once you get out of law school, you may envision yourself working in a large lavish downtown office building that overlooks the city.
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Writing Samples: Top-12 Frequently Asked Questions
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The 'Dark Side' of Going In-house
- Opinions vary as to whether an attorney should or should not go in-house.
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"Waive" Goodbye To Taking Another Bar Exam: Typical Requirements and Tips to Effectively Manage the Waive-in Process
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Changing Your Practice Area
- Many attorneys seem to choose the prestige of a law firm without considering the practice area in which they will be working.
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Moving Your Career to Another City
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