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I wanted to check if anyone here has experience with Trilegal’s hiring process and how long it usually takes from interviews to an offer.
I interviewed with the Disputes team at Trilegal — had two rounds with partners (in july and august), both of which went well. I was informed by HR in september that the feedback from the partners was positive and that I was not rejected, but that the hiring was currently on hold because the firm was shifting offices. She said they would get back to me in October. I reached out in first week of october and was again reaffirmed about the positive feedback and was told that they will ask admin when they would want to hire + was asked if i was looking at any other offers (to which i said i am in the process w sam).
I wanted to understand from others who may have gone through the process — how long can Trilegal typically take to release an offer after the final round, especially if there’s an internal pause like this? Would really appreciate any insight into realistic timelines or what next steps might look like.
Thanks in advance!