Local law firms get creative in recruitment

The current hiring environment for law firms, like in most industries, is complicated. A few firms have found new ways to move head, while keeping some features that work.


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Courtesy. Shannon Puopolo, chair of the hiring committee and shareholder at Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt P.A. discussed the firm's recruitment process and how it changed over the pandemic.
Courtesy. Shannon Puopolo, chair of the hiring committee and shareholder at Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt P.A. discussed the firm's recruitment process and how it changed over the pandemic.
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The pandemic has created seismic changes in lots of industries — from yacht clubs to fast-food and homebuilding to business travel. The law sector, especially how firms in the region hire and retain top talent, has likewise been on a turbulent pandemic ride. 

“Lawsuits are still progressing,” says Shannon Puopolo, chair of the hiring committee and shareholder at Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt P.A. in Fort Myers. “People are still having legal disputes.”

 

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