NALP FOUNDATION

The NALP Foundation for Law Career Research and Education, a 501(c)(3) organization, was incorporated in 1996 to ensure that the legal community and society at large benefit from an objective source of in-depth research and information in the areas of legal career planning, lawyer recruitment, and attorney development. Research and publications from The NALP Foundation include:

• After the JD
• How Associate Evaluations Measure Up (2006)
• Toward Effective Management of Associate Mobility (2005)
• In Pursuit of Attorney Work-Life Balance (2005)
• Initial Findings of After the JD (2004)
• The International Directory of Lawyer Qualification (2004)
• Public Service in a Time of Crisis (2004)
• Keeping the Keepers II: Mobility & Management of Associates (2003)
• The Significance of Summer Programs (2003)
• Managing Law Firm Recruitment & Retention in a Downturn (2001)
• The Lateral Lawyer: Why They Leave & What May Make Them Stay (2001)
• Beyond the Bidding Wars: A Survey of Associate Attrition, Departure, Destinations & Workplace Incentives (2000)
• Perceptions of Partnership: The Allure & Accessibility of the Brass Ring (1998)
• Keeping the Keepers: Strategies for Associate Retention in Times of Attrition (1998)

For more information on The NALP Foundation for Law Career Research and Education, visit www.nalpfoundation.org.