Partners and associates alike should understand what criteria will be considered at partnership selection time.
Quality performance is no longer the single most important issue in deciding whether to promote associates to partner status. Various factors — including economics, business origination ability and potential, available workloads, whether the practice area can support another partner and who else will be a candidate for admission to partnership in the near future — need to be considered.
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