4 legal recruiters share their predictions for 2022: In another busy year, tech practices will be especially hot
Law firms will likely differentiate themselves through remote-work policies, they said.Big Law associates, overworked from an avalanche of deals, have been showered with raises and2022 is on track to be just as hot, according to recruiters.
The market is"frothy" for both associates and partners looking to make a move, she said. More and more firms are recruiting from firms they wouldn't have in the past just to get more partners in the door. He said he thinks the pace of moves could drop off in the second half of the year. It's a prediction based on past recruiting cycles: because these hot stretches generally don't last beyond a year or 18 months before cooling down, he said.
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