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Compare benefits at different big law firms?
Anyone know where I can compare the benefits at several different law firms? I came across a site a couple weeks ago, but can't find it now.
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Re: Compare benefits at different big law firms?
nalpdirectory.com lists benefits generally, but it's not terribly specific past broad categories that most firms offer anyway. I don't know of anywhere else that does.
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Re: Compare benefits at different big law firms?
http://abovethelaw.com/careers/law-firm ... rst-years/
I think this was posted here recently. Maybe what you were thinking of?
I think this was posted here recently. Maybe what you were thinking of?
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Re: Compare benefits at different big law firms?
I have never seen a reliable source for this. (The ATL thing is old and I have doubts about how accurate it was in the first place.) You really just need to ask recruiting. And this is a totally in-bounds question, btw. (Edit: once you have an offer.)
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