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- kwais
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Address Cover Letter to Hiring Contact or Hiring Attorney?
The thread title says it all. What is the standard? Thanks
- NinerFan
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Re: Address Cover Letter to Hiring Contact or Hiring Attorney?
Whoever the website or NALP specifies as the recruiting contact. Typically for larger firms there's a legal recruiting director for an office or region.
- kwais
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Re: Address Cover Letter to Hiring Contact or Hiring Attorney?
thank you and good luck against the RavensNinerFan wrote:Whoever the website or NALP specifies as the recruiting contact. Typically for larger firms there's a legal recruiting director for an office or region.
- DallasCowboy
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Re: Address Cover Letter to Hiring Contact or Hiring Attorney?
Have fun with the inevitable firm recruiting website vs. NALP discrepancies/forks/issues/ambiguities.
- SteelReserve
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Re: Address Cover Letter to Hiring Contact or Hiring Attorney?
Send to both. Are you worried about the extra 44 cents for the stamp? If anything, it shows you are serious about working for the firm/entity and also ensures your contact has your resume in hand so s/he can walk over to the hiring partner and put in a word for you.
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