Legal Recruiters
Many alumni want to know if working with a legal recruiter is a good idea. The answer depends on many factors, including years out of law school, geographic and the practice area sought. Before talking to a recruiter, schedule an appointment with an OCS advisor to discuss your overall job search strategy, including whether or not engaging a legal recruiter makes sense.
In addition, you may find this article: How Legal Recruiting (Really) Works from American Lawyer Media, helpful. This article addresses the basics of using a recruiter.
We are often asked for recommendations to legal recruiters. The below legal recruiters have worked with our students over the years and may be a good starting place if you choose to work with a recruiter.
- Barbara Levenson
Levenson & Schweitzer
barbara@lsattorneysearch.com - Steve Engle
Engle, Lindsey & Regan
steve.engle@elrsearch.com - Kate Reder Sheikh
Major Lindsey & Africa
kredersh@mlaglobal.com
- Barbara Levenson
Levenson & Schweitzer
barbara@lsattorneysearch.com
- Art Gunther
Gunther Group
agunther@gunthergroup.com
- Kate Reder Sheikh
Major Lindsey & Africa
kredersh@mlaglobal.com
- Jennifer Johnson Talerico
Engle, Lindsey & Regan
jtalerico@elrsearch.com - Michelle Fivel
Hatch Henderson Fivel
mfivel@hhflegalsearch.com
- Lee Allbritton
Amicus Search Group
lee@amicussearch.com
- Kate Reder Sheikh
Major Lindsey & Africa
kredersh@mlaglobal.com
- Dan Binstock
Garrison & Sisson
dbinstock@g-s.com - Matt Schwartz
Garrison & Sisson
mschwartz@g-s.com
Tips & Resources
Legal Staffing Agencies
If you are looking for a legal position, you may wish to consult with one of the agencies listed below. Many of these agencies place attorneys for temporary positions in the Bay Area, and some are national. Some agencies also provide permanent placement services.
Note: OCS is providing these listings for information only and does not recommend or endorse any of these agencies.