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1. Salary Trends — A 15-Year Overview
2. Salary Trends — A 13-Year Overview
3. Salary Distribution Curve
4. Salary Distribution Curve for the Class of 2009 Shows Relatively Few Salaries Were Close to the Mean
5. Public Sector Salary Information
6. Employment and Salary Trends for New Law Graduates, 1985-2000
7. Findings from NALP's Associate Salary Survey — A Historical Perspective 1996-2001
8. Member Salary Surveys (password protected)
9. Employment Report & Salary Survey (ERSS) Info
10. Median First-Year Big-Law Associate Salary Slumps to $145,000 in 2012, a Median Last Seen in 2007
11. New Public Interest and Public Sector Salary Figures from NALP Show Little Growth Since 2004
12. NALP Publishes New Public Sector and Public Interest Attorney Salary Research
13. The NALP Salary Curve for the Class of 2011
14. The NALP Salary Curve Morphs with the Class of 2010
15. Starting Salary Distribution for Class of 2008 More Dramatic than Previous Years
16. Associate Salary Survey
17. Employer Types with Average Salary Information - Class of 2011
18. Jobs
19. Research & Statistics
20. Public Service Initiatives
21. Long Range Strategic Plan 2005-2010
22. NALP Director of Public Service Initiatives and Fellowships
23. Welcome New NALP Members!
24. LGBT Section
25. Surveys, Ratings, and Rankings — And Why I’ll Create My Own Top Five Movie List!
26. Full Text of NALP Principles and Standards
27. Rescinded Offers
28. Legal Career Professionals
29. Recent Graduates
30. Salaries & Compensation
31. Trends
32. Member Diversity Initiatives
33. Career Services
34. Shared Resource Pool (login required)
35. Weekly News Digest for Legal Career Professionals
36. Board Meeting Summaries - Current Year
37. Board Meeting Summaries - Archive
38. Working Glossary
39. Trends in Graduate Employment (1985-2007)
40. New Findings on Salaries for Public Interest Attorneys
41. Trends in Graduate Employment (1985-2008)
42. Law School Career Services - Changes Over Time
43. What Do New Lawyers Earn? A 15-Year Retrospective as Reported by Law School Graduates
44. Trends in Graduate Employment — 1985-2006
45. How Much Do Law Firms Pay New Associates? A 12-year Retrospective as Reported by Firms
46. New Survey Reveals Higher Salaries, More Years of Experience
47. Law Firm Job Opportunities and Population Changes, 1995-2005
48. Trends in Graduate Employment — 1985-2005
49. State Government Jobs in State Capitals (Class of 2004)
50. New Research on Attorney Salaries at Public Sector and Public Interest Organizations
51. Law School Career Services — Then and Now
52. Trends in Graduate Employment — 1985-2004
53. Lawyer Recruitment, Professional Development, and Personnel Management Professionals - 2004
54. Trends in Graduate Employment — 1982-2003
55. New Research on Attorney Salaries at Public Sector and Public Interest Organizations
56. New Research from the NALP Workplace Questionnaire
57. State Government Jobs in State Capitals
58. Employment Comparisons and Trends for Men and Women, Minorities and Non-minorities
59. Legal Recruitment — Then and Now
60. Trends in Law Firm Jobs — Classes of 1982-2001
61. Employment Trends, 1985-2001
62. Changes in Law Firm Salaries from 2000 to 2001
63. Law School Employment Profiles — Class of 1999
64. Current
65. Past Years
66. Archives
67. Minorities & Women
68. Preliminary Results from NALP 2008 Survey of Legal Career Professionals in Law Firms and Employer Organizations
69. Highlights of NALP's 2009 Law School Career Services Survey
70. NALP Employer Survey Takes on a New Look
71. Class of 2011
72. Class of 2010
73. Class of 2009
74. Class of 2008
75. Class of 2007
76. Class of 2006
77. Class of 2000
78. Private Sector Salaries
79. Public Interest Salaries
80. Courting Clerkships: The NALP Judicial Clerkship Study
81. Courting Clerkships Full Report: Findings of the Judicial Clerkship Study
82. Clerkship Study Law Student Findings
83. Clerkship Study Alumni Clerk Findings
84. Clerkship Study Tables 27-45
85. Clerkship Study Tables 46-66
86. Employment Market for Law School Graduates Wavers
87. Longstanding Employment Patterns for Law School Graduates Interrupted
88. Class of 2011 Has Lowest Employment Rate Since Class of 1994
89. Annotated Resource Bibliography
90. Alumni Counseling Quick Tips
91. Sample Legal Recruiting Job Description
92. Career Paths - Career Services Administration
93. Interviewing - Judicial Clerkships
94. Law Schools - NALP Research
95. Networking/Informational Interviewing - Public Service/Pro Bono
96. Recruitment Management - Small and Medium Employers
97. Training - Work/Life Balance
98. Law School Grads Face Worst Job Market Yet - Less Than Half Find Jobs in Private Practice
99. Median Private Practice Starting Salaries for the Class of 2011 Plunge as Private Practice Jobs Continue to Erode
100. Salaries at Largest Firms Continue to Rise Rapidly
101. Market for New Law Graduates Up — Topping 90% for First Time Since 2000
102. NALP Publishes New Report on Salaries for Public Sector and Public Interest Attorneys
103. Salaries Up at Largest Firms for First Time Since 2000
104. Market for New Law Graduates Up — Approaches 90% for First Time Since 2001
105. Salaries at Largest Firms Up Again
106. Market for New Law Graduates at Highest Level in 20 Years, Approaching 92%
107. NALP Publishes New Report on Salaries for Public Sector and Public Interest Attorneys
108. Market for Class of 2008 Law Graduates Shrinks — Employment Rate Registers First Decline Since 2003
109. Salaries at Largest Firms Peak in 2009
110. Class of 2009 Faced New Challenges with Recession: Overall Employment Rate Masks Job Market Weakness
111. Market for Law Graduates Changes with Recession: Class of 2009 Faced New Challenges
112. Some Associate Salaries Retreat from Their High But Remain Far Ahead of Salaries for Public Service Attorneys
113. Law Firm Associate Salaries Changed Little from Last Year
114. Class of 2010 Graduates Saddled with Falling Average Starting Salaries as Private Practice Jobs Erode
115. Class of 2010 Graduates Faced Worst Job Market Since Mid-1990s: Longstanding Employment Patterns Interrupted
116. Entry-Level Lawyer Salaries Remarkably Stable
117. Market for New Law Graduates Is Steady
118. Entry-Level Associate Salaries Continue to Remain Stable in Large Firms (8/31/04)
119. Employment for New Law Graduates is Nearly Steady
120. Employment of New Law Graduates Remains Relatively Strong Despite Small Downturn
121. Employment of New Law Graduates Exceeds 90% for Second Year in a Row
122. Entry-Level Associate Salaries Again Remain Stable in Large Firms (8/8/03)
123. Entry-Level Associate Salaries Remain Stable in Large Firms (8/19/02)
124. Entry-Level Associate Salaries Remain Stable in Large Firms (8/24/01)
125. Employment of New Law Graduates Tops 90%
126. Entry-Level Associate Salaries Rise Sharply
127. Entry-Level Associate Salaries Show No Sign of Leveling Off
128. Employment of New Law Graduates Continues to Rise
129. Entry-Level Associate Salaries Escalate Dramatically
130. Employment of New Law Graduates Highest Since 1990
131. Employment for New Law Graduates Down Slightly, but Remains Relatively Strong
132. Legal Services Jobs - Are They Up or Down?
133. Buying Power Index Class of 2011
134. Starting Salaries - Class of 2011
135. Just What Is the JD Advantage?
136. Detailed Analysis of JD Advantage Jobs
137. Starting Salaries - Class of 2010
138. State Government Jobs in State Capitals (Class of 2007)
139. Class of 2003 National Summary Report
140. Class of 2002 National Summary Report
141. Salaries for New Lawyers: How Did We Get Here?
142. What Do New Lawyers Earn? A 15-Year Retrospective 1994-2008
143. How Much Do Law Firms Pay New Associates? A 14-Year Retrospective as Reported by Firms
144. Starting Salaries Re-Examined: A Critical Look at Averages
145. How Much Do Law Firms Pay New Associates? A 16-Year Retrospective
146. Salaries for New Lawyers: An Update on Where We Are and How We Got Here
147. Public Interest and Government Salaries
148. New Findings on Salaries for Public Interest Attorneys
149. Sample Career Services Job Description
150. ERSS 2011 software update - February 2012
151. NALP Best Practices Guide for Managing Law School Employment Outcomes
152. Prelaw - How Can NALP Resources Help Me Make Good Choices?
153. Prelaw - What Questions Should I Ask?
154. Prelaw - What Is the Timetable for Legal Recruitment?
155. Choosing Small, Choosing Smart: Job Search Strategies for Lawyers in the Small Firm Market, Revised 2nd Edition
156. The Legal Career Guide: From Law Student to Lawyer, 4th Edition
157. The Lawyer's Guide to Mentoring
158. Negotiating with Small Firms
159. Jobs & JD’s: Employment and Salaries of New Law Graduates
160. Starting Salaries: What New Law Graduates Earn
161. Salaries by Employer Type - Class of 2011
162. Full-Time Salaries for Jobs Lasting at Least One Year, by Employer or Job Type - Class of 2011
163. Reported Salaries by State for Full-Time Jobs Taken by the Class of 2011
164. Reported Salaries by State for Full-Time Jobs in Private Practice Taken by the Class of 2011
165. Reported Salaries by State for Full-Time Jobs in Business, Government, Public Interest, and Judicial Clerkship Positions Taken by the Class of 2011
166. Reported Salaries by City and Firm Size for Full-Time Jobs Taken by the Class of 2011
167. Reported Salaries by City for Law Firm Jobs
168. Median Reported Salaries by Employer Type - Class of 2010
169. Buying Power Index Class of 2010
170. Starting Salaries - What New Law Graduates Earn - Class of 2010

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1. Associate Salary Survey 2012
2. Choosing Small, Choosing Smart: The Job Seeker's Guide to Small Law Firms, Revised 3rd Edition
3. Jobs & JDs: Employment and Salaries of New Law Graduates, Class of 2011
4. Negotiating with Small Firms
5. Public Sector and Public Interest Attorney Salary Report — 2010
6. Public Sector and Public Interest Attorney Salary Report — 2012

22 matching Bulletin articles.

1. September 2008 - In the Public Interest: New Public Service Resources for a New School Year
2. September 2008 - NALP Research: New Findings on Salaries for Public Interest Attorneys
3. January 2008 - NALP Research: Salaries for New Lawyers - How Did We Get Here?
4. November 2007 - From the President: Broadening the Hiring Pool
5. October 2007 - From the Executive Director: Let's Get Graphic!
6. September 2007 - NALP Research: What Do New Lawyers Earn? A 15-Year Retrospective as Reported by Law School Graduates
7. December 2006 - Tu Donación, Por Favor: How a Law Student Raised the Salary for Her Dream Job
8. November 2006 - NALP Research: New Survey Reveals Higher Salaries, More Years of Experience
9. September 2006 - Advocating for a Job: How to Train Students to Negotiate with Small and Mid-Sized Firms
10. September 2006 - In the Public Interest: Handling King-Sized Debt on a Pauper's Salary - Can Today's Law Students Afford to Become Tomorrow's Public Interest Lawyers?
11. July 2005 - Salary Trends -- A 15-Year Overview
12. May 2005 - Financial Realities of Alternative Career Choices
13. March 2004 - Pursuing an Alternative Career: A Financial Perspective
14. April 2003 - Not in It for the Money -- Can Your Graduates Affort a Public Interest Career?
15. September 2002 - Big News in Small Print: A Focus on Small Firm Salaries
16. December 2001 - Competing for Quality Associates Based on Compensation Packages: An Antitrust Refresher Course for the Legal Recruiting Professional
17. August 2009 - NALP Research: What Do New Lawyers Earn? A 15-Year Retrospective as Reported by Law School Graduates
18. September 2010 - In the Public Interest . . . Public Service Salaries in Context - Attorneys Burdened by Low Salaries and High Debt
19. September 2010 - NALP Research: New Findings on Salaries for Public Interest Attorneys
20. October 2010 - NALP Research: Starting Salaries Re-examined
21. August 2011 - Negotiating a Job Offer: Helping Law Students Learn to Ask for What They Deserve
22. August 2012 - NALP Research: Salaries for New Lawyers: An Update on Where We Are and How We Got Here