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ARTICLE · 23 MAY 2022

Growing flowers, growing lawyers

Growing the future leaders of your law firm is much like growing a garden - take the time to do it right.

AustraliaLaw Practice Management

As predicted, the Great Resignation impacts almost all industries and professions, and the legal sector is not immune.  Employers are increasingly suffering from the dreaded 'hiring headache' as they attempt to externally recruit experienced and talented lawyers, particularly in regional areas. To satisfy this skill shortage, law firms are increasingly turning to growing their own talent and nurturing their junior lawyers into the future leaders of their firms. 

According to the Australian Financial Review, there are approximately 8000 new law graduates each year in Australia.  Of these, about 60% secure positions within law firms.  Unfortunately, many of these talented graduates leave the law due to dissatisfaction within their first three years of practice in search of careers in other industries. 

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