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Becoming a leveraged finance lawyer - Paul Hastings
Ever look at massive M&A deals and wonder, “where is all this money coming from?” They might well involve leveraged finance. We asked the Paul Hastings team for an insight into this important area of law…
Becoming a private equity lawyer - Goodwin
The private equity industry supercharges companies' operations and puts money in the pocket of investors. Goodwin's lawyers explain that work in this area brings much more than financial profit.
Becoming a bankruptcy and restructuring lawyer - White & Case
White & Case's bankruptcy and restructuring lawyers tell us all about becoming a lawyer in their "fast-paced" and "intellectually rewarding" practice.
Becoming an international trade lawyer - Hogan Lovells
Like it or not, borders exist. For trade to go on, the work of international trade lawyers is crucial. Five experts from the highly international Hogan Lovells oversee the free movement of knowledge to you, the lawyers of tomorrow.
Becoming an antitrust lawyer - Weil
Weil’s experts reveal all about the high-stakes world of antitrust law and why becoming a lawyer here requires a tolerance for risk.
This June we're launching the 11th edition of Chambers Associate. In this time we've learnt a few important lessons about our readers and what they want.
The 11th edition of Chambers Associate in numbers
What we've learnt from this year's research into the legal recruitment market
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP
Prestigious Cleary is 70 years old in 2016 but still redefining what it means to be a junior associate.
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP
A lot of firms dip their toes in cross-border work; magic circle firm Freshfields is positively drenched in an “international feel and culture.”
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP
“I KNEW Finnegan was one of the best IP firms in the country,” associates told us when explaining why they joined.
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
Mammoth bankruptcy cases spring to mind whenever Weil's mentioned – but they're only one chapter in the firm's story.
Haynes and Boone, LLP
Juniors say it's definitely more 'hey' than 'boo' at this Texan powerhouse, which has serious plans to strengthen its scope both domestically and internationally.
