(Photo: melitas/Shutterstock.com) A Recruiter's Post Sparked Outrage, But Does It Reflect a Bigger Problem in the Legal Industry?
As Merle Vaughn, a recruiter at Major, Lindsey & Africa, put it: "If all of these are people you should not hire, who is left?"
February 12, 2021 at 12:00 PM
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A legal recruiter's recently revived post on who Big Law firms "avoid" hiring sparked outrage among some people in the legal community this week. But it also raises questions about how common those views are among law firm leaders and recruiters, and why it could be problematic.
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