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A presentation from a senior Paul Hastings associate, which includes a now-viral slide about being online "24/7" with no excuses or exceptions, outlines the tactical expectations for associates in working with clients.
It was likely delivered by a high-performing senior associate who got to the position to deliver this presentation by doing well, said legal industry observers.
Law firms, in order to create lines of succession, need to empower younger attorneys to take leadership roles. That is how they learn, and the associate's slide demonstrates how tone, culture and expectations can be set throughout a law firm — not just by those sitting in the executive ranks.
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