Tyson & Mendes Launches Student Loan Assistance, College Savings Perk for Lawyers
“It is our expectation and our hope that we get 100% participation from all of our 140-plus lawyers,” managing partner Robert Tyson said.
May 31, 2019 at 06:07 PM
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In a quest to continue on a rapid growth trajectory, civil defense firm Tyson & Mendes has launched a new program to help its lawyers pay back student loans and save for their family's future education costs.
Tyson & Mendes, which started with 12 lawyers in 2011, has grown exponentially over the last couple of years. Just last year, the San Diego-based firm went from 80 lawyers to 130.
Managing partner Robert Tyson said the education initiative aligns with the firm's hiring strategy, but it's also a reward for its existing attorneys.
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