Richards, Layton & Finger - Callback info Forum

[Anonymous User]

Anyone heard anything regarding SA offers?? Still waiting to hear..

[Anonymous User]

I had a callback weeks ago - still haven't hear back either. From what I can tell at my school (t30) no one has heard anything.

[Anonymous User]

I had a callback weeks ago - still haven't hear back either. From what I can tell at my school (t30) no one has heard anything.

In the same boat too. 2016 SA at RLF told me he heard within about 1.5 weeks of CB in late August 2015. Things can change from year to year, however, so it could be hard to speculate. Prior post on this forum seems to suggest they had a bunch of 2016 SAs waiting until last minute to accept or reject their offers (they had a 10/1 deadline apparently). They number of new associates starting in Fall 2017 (and what departments they are going to) may have a potential impact on 2017 summer hiring.

[Anonymous User]

CB few weeks ago, offer'd this week.

[Anonymous User]

CB few weeks ago, offer'd this week.

Are you going to accept?

[Anonymous User]

CB few weeks ago, offer'd this week.

Are you going to accept?

Not sure; waiting on another firm.

[Anonymous User]

I had a callback weeks ago - still haven't hear back either. From what I can tell at my school (t30) no one has heard anything.

In the same boat too. 2016 SA at RLF told me he heard within about 1.5 weeks of CB in late August 2015. Things can change from year to year, however, so it could be hard to speculate. Prior post on this forum seems to suggest they had a bunch of 2016 SAs waiting until last minute to accept or reject their offers (they had a 10/1 deadline apparently). They number of new associates starting in Fall 2017 (and what departments they are going to) may have a potential impact on 2017 summer hiring.

Only 1 2016 SA was being waited on to accept/decline an offer.

Usual turnaround time is ~a week from CB to offer, based on what I've heard.

There have definitely been offers into November for RLF. You're not out until they tell you that you're out.

[Anonymous User]

Only 1 2016 SA was being waited on to accept/decline an offer.

Usual turnaround time is ~a week from CB to offer, based on what I've heard.

There have definitely been offers into November for RLF. You're not out until they tell you that you're out.

November? That is crazy! Any idea why they take so long to make decisions? Has anyone that had a CB actually been rejected yet?

[Anonymous User]

They aren't necessarily late decisions, they just continue to give callbacks late into the fall.

[Anonymous User]

Anyone hear anything this week?

[Anonymous User]

I was told I have the last offer... and I am still waiting to hear from another firm.. I'll post on here as soon as I accept/deny. When did you do your CB?

[Anonymous User]

Does anyone know average associate bonuses at RLF??

[Anonymous User]

I was told I have the last offer... and I am still waiting to hear from another firm.. I'll post on here as soon as I accept/deny. When did you do your CB?

Do you know when you expect to hear back from the other firm?

[Anonymous User]

I was told I have the last offer... and I am still waiting to hear from another firm.. I'll post on here as soon as I accept/deny. When did you do your CB?

Do you know when you expect to hear back from the other firm?

Should be Monday.

[Anonymous User]

Does anyone know average associate bonuses at RLF??

Low compared to NYC. No bonus your first year as an associate, I believe, then something like $3k the next year? Don't expect bonuses to make up a large portion of your compensation.

[Anonymous User]

Does anyone know average associate bonuses at RLF??

Low compared to NYC. No bonus your first year as an associate, I believe, then something like $3k the next year? Don't expect bonuses to make up a large portion of your compensation.

There is no way this is accurate..

[Anonymous User]

Does anyone know average associate bonuses at RLF??

Low compared to NYC. No bonus your first year as an associate, I believe, then something like $3k the next year? Don't expect bonuses to make up a large portion of your compensation.

There is no way this is accurate..

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 8#p7102598

Too lazy to look up other posts confirming this.

Also I summered there, soo..

[Anonymous User]

Does anyone know average associate bonuses at RLF??

Low compared to NYC. No bonus your first year as an associate, I believe, then something like $3k the next year? Don't expect bonuses to make up a large portion of your compensation.

There is no way this is accurate..

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 8#p7102598

Too lazy to look up other posts confirming this.

Also I summered there, soo..

Any insight to the summer program? Did you like it / have fun / enjoy wilmington / see yourself working there?

[Anonymous User]

Does anyone know average associate bonuses at RLF??

Low compared to NYC. No bonus your first year as an associate, I believe, then something like $3k the next year? Don't expect bonuses to make up a large portion of your compensation.

There is no way this is accurate..

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 8#p7102598

Too lazy to look up other posts confirming this.

Also I summered there, soo..

Any insight to the summer program? Did you like it / have fun / enjoy wilmington / see yourself working there?

Removed.

[Anonymous User]

much appreciated.

[Anonymous User]

still waiting to hear from another firm.. Will poston here as soon as I accept/deny myRLF offer

EDIT: Officially accepted my offer at Richards.

[Anonymous User]

Anyone heard anything for 2019 cycle? Screener 8/8 CB took place 8/15.