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We recognize that new associates need assistance transitioning from law school into the practice of law and life at Simpson Thacher.  In addition to department-specific training, the Firm provides a network of mentors to help with integration and development.

Incoming associates across practice groups and offices are formally assigned a partner and associate mentor.  In addition, incoming associates in Corporate and Litigation departments in New York, together with their mentors, are organized in small mentoring groups.  Mentoring groups meet periodically in social settings over the course of the associates' first year of practice.

Incoming associates also form relationships and develop an informal network of mentors through direct work with partners and more senior associates on various assignments.

— Susan Osnato, Director, Legal Personnel & Professional Development



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