Pros
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Cons
Be wary of positive reviews -- HR tells people to submit Glassdoor reviews. Awful place to work as an attorney. Workload is unmanageable. At the time I quit, every associate and paralegal was actively interviewing for other jobs. Every. Management demands weekends in the office (not even from home). Most attorneys in our office work 60+ hours a week (we are not even a top-10 market). No support from management, who have a sink-or-swim attitude. Negligible bonus. Pay is pitiful. Ultimately, my salary came out to $40/hour pre-tax. Equity track partnership is nearly impossible to attain; in our office, only the office managing partner was equity. Billable requirement higher than most large firms in town, yet pay is lower than most. And management will email blast the firm about hours multiple times a week. But don't worry about meeting the billable minimum, because you have so much work that you must finish or you will malpractice; if you are not meeting your minimum, you probably have bigger problems given the massive caseload. Constantly putting out fires. Firm tracks attorney PTO. No 401k. Hardly any support staff as firm tries to keep costs low. Also, the technology sucks. Windows 2007 -- 10 years old.