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Placed at Swissport USA, Inc.
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helpful links
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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
This guide from BCG Attorney Search addresses what it takes to be successful in a law firm that you aren't taught in law school. Read More >>
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Quick Reference Guide to Practice Areas
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BCG Attorney Search Core Values
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Recent BCG Attorney Search Placements
View the list of recent law firm placements made by BCG Attorney Search. Read More >>
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What Makes a World Class Legal Recruiter
- Just as in the practice of law itself is not for everyone, the same is true for those who recruit for clients who are in need of attorneys.
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What Makes BCG Attorney Search The Greatest Recruiting Firm in the World
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Top 10 Characteristics of Superstar Associates Who Make Partner
- Superstar associates do their work efficiently and accurately, and ask for more work.
- They instill confidence from other associates as well as partners.
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Off-the-Record Interview Tips From Law Firm Interviewers
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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
What is typically given the least amount of attention by candidates, but has the highest likelihood of undermining one's chances of getting a job? Yes, writing samples. Read More >>
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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
There are many considerations that come into play when an attorney decides to move to another geographic region. Read More >>
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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
- Attorneys who decide to relocate to another city to practice can be very attractive to a law firm, particularly if they relocate alone.
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A Comprehensive Guide to Bar Reciprocity: What States Have Reciprocity for Lawyers and Allow You to Waive into The Bar
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