It’s a tough time to be a legal headhunter. The economic recession that has shaken so many Bay Area law firms is taking a toll on recruiters as well. With a glut of unemployed attorneys on the market and slackening demand for them, headhunters find themselves in a tenuous role. To make it through this dry season, many headhunters are widening their net in search of new ways to bring in money.
While headhunters offer a valuable service to law firms, they are not immune from the cost-cutting initiatives being undertaken at many firms.
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