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: In Search of Perfect Client ServiceMore BigLaw Pain
By Patrick J. Lamb
The pain just keeps getting more intense.
Morgan Lewis just announced that it is:
- 1. canceling all on-campus interviewing this coming fall;
- 2. canceling the summer program for 2010; and
- 3. pushing back the start date for current summer associates to 2011.
Ouch.
I keep waiting for a firm to say it is dramatically changing its business model, but apparently more pain is required before something so drastic happens.
Full post as published by In Search of Perfect Client Service on July 14, 2009 (boomark / email).
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