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Labor and Employment firms selectivity
How grade focused are the major L&E firms? I.e. Ogletree Deakins, Ford and Harrison, Fisher Phillips, and Littler Mendelson. Anyone have any experience with their entry level hiring?
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Re: Labor and Employment firms selectivity
Ogletree and Littler seem to have a pretty hard top 25% cap at SMU.
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Re: Labor and Employment firms selectivity
Thanks. That's actually not bad at all for a big firm at a regional school.
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Re: Labor and Employment firms selectivity
Anyone summered at one of these firms or know someone who works there?
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Re: Labor and Employment firms selectivity
Summered at Ogletree Deakins twice. Southern market. Ask away if you have any questions.
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Re: Labor and Employment firms selectivity
Summered at Jackson Lewis. about top 25% is right. probably best to show an interest in the field too.
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Re: Labor and Employment firms selectivity
Which office? Do you know what the compensation is for a first year attorney in a major market (Chi, NYC, LA)?Anonymous User wrote:Summered at Jackson Lewis. about top 25% is right. probably best to show an interest in the field too.
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Re: Labor and Employment firms selectivity
Secondary market in flyover. No idea regarding those cities but below market. They made a killing in the recession because their rates are lower, likely leading to lower first-year salaries, but they still do good work.Anonymous User wrote:Which office? Do you know what the compensation is for a first year attorney in a major market (Chi, NYC, LA)?Anonymous User wrote:Summered at Jackson Lewis. about top 25% is right. probably best to show an interest in the field too.
