The Associates Looking To Leave Their Biglaw Firms, Like Now

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According to Above the Law’s New Normal report, what percentage of litigation associates report they are looking to leave their Biglaw firm within the year?

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Hint: Less than 20 percent of corporate associate have similar career plans.

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