The well-oiled revolving door between prosecutors’ offices and elite law firms’ white-collar practices has been spinning a bit more slowly lately, some legal industry observers say.
The slowdowns in white-collar enforcement activity and litigation more broadly have coincided with diminished hiring demand from law firms, said law firm recruiters, with some exceptions for lawyers focused on the tech industry. Meanwhile, some traditional white-collar defense attorneys are shifting their practices to focus on other areas.
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