Placing Deferred Associates In Public Interest Groups

Law360 (September 4, 2009, 11:52 AM EDT) -- It's no secret that associate deferrals have become a preferred coping mechanism for law firms trying to weather the economic hail storm. Scores of firms have required or strongly encouraged associates to work in public interest organizations, with the hope that they will continue a relationship with the associate when business stabilizes. Is this a panacea?...

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