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Associate Attorney
3.4
30 January 2026
Tough but rewarding for corporate law associates
Pros: The pay for an Associate Attorney here is really competitive. You learn a ton working on complex international corporate law deals. Plus, the New York office has a pretty good hybrid work model, which helps a bit with daily commuting stress.
Cons: Work-life balance is definitely a struggle, especially with billable hours expectations. You can expect long nights and weekends, it's just the nature of a global law firm. Personal time often takes a backseat, which can be tough to manage.
Advice to Management: Try to find ways to better manage client expectations and distribute workloads more evenly. A slightly lower billable hour target could significantly improve associate well-being. Burnout is a real concern in this global law firm environment.
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Associate Attorney
3.4
3 April 2026
Hybrid Model is Decent for a Big Law Firm
Pros: As an Associate Attorney here, I appreciate the structured hybrid model. It's nice not being fully onsite five days a week. For the legal industry, having two WFH days is a decent perk.
Cons: The onsite requirements can be pretty strict though. Sometimes it feels like you're still expected to be available 24/7, even on WFH days. There's not much flexibility beyond the set hybrid schedule for corporate roles.
Advice to Management: Consider offering more ad-hoc flexibility for seasoned employees. Trust your teams to manage their time and client work effectively, especially for non-client-facing tasks.
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Associate Attorney
3.3
28 January 2026
Hybrid Model Helps, But Expect Long Hours
Pros: It's nice that we have a hybrid model now, even for us in the New York office. Getting those 2-3 WFH days a week really helps manage personal stuff. For legal professionals, any flexibility is a win at a large corporate law firm.
Cons: But let's be real, the actual work flexibility can be tough with client demands. You're still expected to be available practically 24/7 as an Associate Attorney. Billable hours still rule everything, so it's not like you can truly clock out early often.
Advice to Management: I'd suggest leadership really look at how to support associates more when it comes to managing client expectations and their own schedules. More protected time for personal appointments would be great.
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