18 tips for employers hiring a lot of student, recent grads for legal jobs

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When hiring dozens or even hundreds of candidates for legal roles—such as paralegals, legal assistants, lawyers, and compliance specialists—employers need a highly organized and detail-oriented recruitment strategy. These positions demand strong analytical skills, a deep understanding of legal procedures, exceptional writing ability, and strict adherence to confidentiality. Employers can streamline the process by using applicant tracking systems (ATS) to filter candidates based on education (such as law degrees or paralegal certifications), bar admissions, and relevant legal experience. Posting job openings on platforms like College Recruiter can help attract early-career legal talent, including recent law school graduates and entry-level legal assistants.

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