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Elite Biglaw Firm Will No Longer Participate In Law School On-Campus Interview Programs - Above the Law

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We already knew that Biglaw firms were stepping away from using law school interview programs as their main source of recruitment in favor of alternative hiring plans, but one elite law firm just made a move that may spell doom for on-campus interviews if more firms decide to follow its lead. Latham & Watkins — a firm that brought in $5,688,226,000 gross revenue in 2023, putting it at No. 2 on the Am Law 100 — will no longer be participating in …

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Elite Biglaw Firm Will No Longer Participate In Law School On-Campus Interview Programs - Above the Law

We already knew that Biglaw firms were stepping away from using law school interview programs as their main source of recruitment in favor of alternative hiring plans, but one elite law firm just made a move that may spell doom for on-campus interviews if more firms decide to follow its lead. Latham & Watkins — a firm that brought in $5,688,226,000 gross revenue in 2023, putting it at No. 2 on the Am Law 100 — will no longer be participating in …

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Latham & Watkins Ends On-Campus Interviews: What It Means for Law Students and the Future of Big Law Hiring

In a groundbreaking move reflecting the shifting landscape of legal recruitment, Latham & Watkins has officially ended its participation in on-campus interviews (OCIs) at law schools nationwide. The firm, which boasts over 3,000 lawyers globally, is now directing all summer associate candidates to apply directly through its website—eliminating a decades-old tradition in legal hiring. This strategic change, confirmed by a person familiar with the…

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