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4 Star Rating
See reviews for Wood Smith Henning & Berman LLP. from attorneys and other legal professionals below.
Hire competent decision makers.
Restrooms with lights that turn on.
Terrible administrator who knows nothing and is arrogant.
Will someday close up for good.
Yearly pay bumps need to be better, the starting salary needs to be bumped to 105k.
They have a great book business. Very laid back, but hard working. Great work from home policy. The bonus structure makes up for the mediocre insurance (single person). Billable hour requirement of 165. Work-life balance is pretty good for a firm.
Smaller offices, the laptops are dated,
Please raise the base salary. It should not be lower than 6 figures for associates (with inflation going on). Give us advice on transferring offices or trying new practice areas.
Great Management, Great work from home policy, Lots of opportunities, room to grow, reasonable billable hours, and great bonus structure.
The base salary is lower. The health benefits aren't great.
None
Bonus structure and WFH policy.
HR was an active hindrance to job performance; figure out why. Work on the firm's reputation in the greater legal community, as the best and brightest people will be concerned about working at a firm that might harm their future prospects.
The day to day working conditions are pretty good here. They have some nice in-office perks that make it pleasant, and it felt like you had some flexibility to determine what kind of assignments you wanted to specialize in, which might be particularly valuable for younger attorneys.
Your work-life balance here will probably not be particularly harmonious, and the pay does not really reflect the efforts they want from you and the expensive cost of living in the area. HR is exceptionally difficult to work with as well. I have also heard from other people at different firms that the firm has a reputation for lacking high ethical standards - this is really something that needs to be addressed, as I have heard multiple people say these sorts of things.
Thank you.