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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I see on your NALP form that there are generally only two first-year students accepted into your program. Do these summer associates usually return to the firm to participate the following year?
A: While some first-year summer associates do return after completing their second year, others round out their experience at other firms or pursue other legal endeavors.
Q: Do most summer associates have roots in the Los Angeles area?
A: We have had some Los Angeles natives participate in the program over the years. One of the main goals is to provide diversity into the program.
Q: Is there an opportunity to work in your other offices as part of the Summer Associate Program?
A: While our program is based out of our Los Angeles office, our summer associates may collaborate with attorneys from other offices on assignments.
Q: Although Loeb & Loeb won’t be interviewing at my school this year, I’m interested in applying to the Summer Associate Program. Are you considering applicants from other schools? If so, how would the interview process be conducted?
A: Please submit your résumé and cover letter along with your school transcript to our recruiting administrator, Cecilia Toll at .
Q: How closely are my practice area interests matched to the work I would be doing at the firm during the summer?
A: A genuine effort is made to give summer associates real experience in their announced areas of interest.
Q: Are summer associates actively engaged in both pro bono and billable work?
A: Yes. With guidance from assigning partners, summer associates receive a wide variety of meaningful work assignments and are encouraged to add their perspective through their contributions.
Q: I’m not from the Los Angeles area. Does the firm offer assistance in locating short-term housing?
A: Yes, our recruiting administrator provides assistance.
Q: My impression is that the Los Angeles office is very focused on the entertainment industry. Are there any opportunities to gain experience in other areas?
A: While our practice areas run along departmental lines, the work generated by one area or industry often attracts clients for work in other areas. For example, our entertainment law practice brings a significant number of corporate and litigation matters to the firm.
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