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What do a0, a1, sa1, sa2 etc mean?
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2 months ago
gathered that theyre about seniority of associates at law firms but could someone expand upon thrm ie how many years does it take, just general information. Thanks.
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For T1s, you move up a level with each passing year (unless you show unusual levels of incompetence):
Straight out of law school: A0
+1 year experience: A1
+1 year experience: A2
+1 year experience: A3
+1 year experience: SA1 (unless you're at AZB, they give SA at 5 years)
So on and so forth
After SA, it varies basis performance, the firm and (sometimes) your luck. A good thumb rule is SA for 2-3 years (and 4 at AZB).
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Straight out of law school: A0
+1 year experience: A1
+1 year experience: A2
+1 year experience: A3
+1 year experience: SA1 (unless you're at AZB, they give SA at 5 years)
So on and so forth
After SA, it varies basis performance, the firm and (sometimes) your luck. A good thumb rule is SA for 2-3 years (and 4 at AZB).