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How does the NLJ define “new full-time associates in the incoming 2006-2007 class”?

April 26, 2017Associates class define full-time incoming nlj

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How does the NLJ define “new full-time associates in the incoming 2006-2007 class”?

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All associates who enter the firm directly after law school graduation in 2006. Associates who come to the firm after completing a one or two year judicial clerkship are part of the incoming class of whatever year they begin work at the firm, not the year they graduated law school.