(Shutterstock.com) Lateral Partner and Counsel Hiring in DC Was Down in First 3 Months of Year
Despite the hiring slowdown, firms such as Foley & Lardner, King & Spalding, Cooley and Morgan Lewis have added D.C. partners in recent days.
April 22, 2024 at 10:00 AM
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What You Need to Know
- There were 189 lateral partner and counsel moves in D.C. in the first three months of this year, compared to 210 moves last year.
- The decline in hiring can largely be attributed to a slowdown in hiring from the government, according to Steve Nelson.
- Although hiring was down in the first three months, firms such as Foley, King & Spalding, Morgan Lewis and Cooley have announced several hires already in April.
The Washington, D.C., market saw a slowdown in lateral partner and counsel hiring in the first quarter of the year, largely due to firms hiring fewer government candidates.
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