Florida legal recruiters & attorney headhunters
Florida's legal market, from the inside.
Boutiques from Miami to West Palm Beach. Am Law offices across the country. Who's hiring, who pays Cravath, and who will consider you, confidentially and without pressure.
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Where we place.
South Florida is our strong suit.
Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach. I live and work in Miami, and South Florida is the market I know best. If you’re an attorney considering a boutique, or a boutique looking to hire, we know the firms, the people behind them, and how the market fits together. We know which firms are growing, where the opportunities are, and what it takes to make the right match.
Our Am Law network spans the country.
Am Law 100 and 200 firms hire across offices nationwide, and our relationships do too. Miami, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Washington, D.C. and beyond. If you’re considering a move to an Am Law firm, we can help you understand the options and make the right introductions.
What you won't find on a job board.
Which firms in South Florida pay on the Cravath scale.
What salaries actually look like at black box firms, where compensation isn't published.
Which Am Law firms will consider an attorney from out of state. Most Florida firms only look at Florida-licensed attorneys, and Florida doesn't offer admission on motion. But a few Am Law firms will consider attorneys who are willing and able to sit for the Florida Bar. I can tell you which ones.
Ask me. That's what the call is for.
A few recent moves.
A sample of recent moves. Each one started the same way: a confidential conversation, a short list of firms that fit, and an honest case for what they'd bring. That's what got them the interview.
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