Sentences with phrase «graduates than the larger firms»

Rural specialist firms tend to be smaller or regional, and therefore take on fewer graduates than the larger firms in other markets and are less likely to have an official graduate scheme.

Not exact matches

You can argue, as would I, that a far larger number of law school graduates than the top handful from elite schools, can excel at large firms and even perform better than their more well - credentialed peers.

In today's market it almost seems like the lawyer graduating from one of the more inexpensive schools (it's all relative) and offering competent legal services for less than the large law firms may be able to pay off their debts, and create a profitable practice, before their peers who beeline directly to Big Law for their temporary stint there.

When I graduated from law school, I found myself less prepared than I expected to be for life in a large litigation firm in New York City.

In 2006, median salaries of new graduates ranged from US$ 50,000 per year in small firms (2 to 10 attorneys) to US$ 160,000 per year in very large firms (more than 501 attorneys).

And while no large corporate law firm would trust a new associate to prepare a corporate merger, graduates today have far more practical training than lawyers graduating 40 years ago.

Having secured a job at a large financial services firm in London I feel that having done a 12 month internship abroad, my CV stood out a little more than the average graduate.

There are so many small to medium size firms that can offer you just as much if not more than a large firm with a defined graduate scheme.