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Executive Director of NALSC

It pays to be nice to ex-employees. Latham & Watkins and Kirkland & Ellis, with robust alumni programs, have the most former attorneys from their firms in the top 100 paying corporate in-house leader roles. And these firms have often landed on new matters after their lawyers arrived in-house. “While a lawyer moving from a firm to a private or public company doesn't guarantee new business to the law firm, it often results in firms benefiting from a referral network. In placing an alum at a business, a law firm will strengthen its relationship and can ensure the firm is top of mind for that company when they do seek outside counsel.” To learn why law firms might be smiling as their lawyers walk out the door, read: https://buff.ly/4fDr3vb Does your firm have a strong alumni program? #nalsc #lawjobs #legaljobs #legalrecruiting #lawfirmalumni

Latham, Kirkland Alums Land the Top GC Posts—Here's What It Means for Business Generation

Latham, Kirkland Alums Land the Top GC Posts—Here's What It Means for Business Generation

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Valerie Fontaine

Legal Search Consultant, SeltzerFontaine LLC | I assist attorneys with their career transitions and partner with our employer-clients in achieving strategic growth | Author

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Recruiters have known this. It's good that law firms start paying attention to how they treat lawyers on their way out the door and afterwards.

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