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Welcome to Princeton Legal Search Group - A Premier Legal Search Firm

Princeton Legal Search Group, the most trusted name in legal executive search, specializes in the placement of General Counsel level candidates and other exceptionally qualified attorneys with in house legal departments across a wide range of industries throughout the United States. We place attorneys in full time positions in all practice areas.
Our Higher Education Division works closely with the leadership at college and university clients to understand particular institutional requirements and to then deliver world class attorneys. 
We deliver top tier partner and associate talent to our law firm clients - from local boutique law firms to large regional, national and global law firms with multiple offices.
Integrity, honesty, adherence to the highest ethical standards and optimum quality are the hallmarks of our company.
Our Personal and Professional Code of Ethics
 Princeton Legal Search Group differs in many ways from other legal executive search firms. We believe that what makes us unique is our guiding Personal and Professional Code of Ethics. These are the standards under which we operate. Here is what you can expect when working with our company:

• We conduct ourselves with personal and professional integrity.
• We are honest and truthful in our work.
• We listen.
• We treat clients and candidates with mutual respect and communicate professionally.
• We strive to meet or exceed client and candidate expectations.
• Our recruiters are attorneys and adhere to high ethical standards.
• We strive to find the right candidate for the right opening and we do this with candor and honesty with both candidates and clients.
• We have a seriousness of purpose that is client and candidate focused.
• We value transparency and do not engage in game playing.
• We treat people fairly and not as commodities.

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Associate Counsel is Placed at The American Museum of Natural History by Princeton Legal Search Group
Princeton Legal Search Group is pleased to announce its placement of Rhea Gordon as Associate Counsel with The American Museum of Natural History in New York. Rhea was identified as the finalist after an extensive national search led by David Garber. Rhea joins the Museum from Rutgers University whe...

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At Princeton Legal Search Group, we accomplish our goals with personal and professional integrity and have built our success on these values combined with a focus on exceeding client expectations. If you are an experienced legal recruiter interested in joining a premier executive search firm with a ...



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Law for Laymen

Nearly 30 law schools in the United States have or soon will offer a master's degree for nonlawyers -- up from just a handful two years ago. The programs differ slightly in name, structure and cost, but they generally are marketed to working professionals. Although the movement remains in its early stages, to administrators across the country it represents a promising counterpoint to waning interest in the traditional three-year J.D. degree. And while part of the incentive behind the trend is economic, the new direction also marks an effort to move legal education away from a one-size-fits-all model.



Prolific ADA Plaintiff Faces Nemesis in Harassment Suit

A paraplegic lawyer who has filed thousands of disability access suits is now facing a sex harassment suit by former employees, who also accuse him of something that has defense attorneys buzzing. The women say Scott Johnson sent them into businesses with cameras and measuring tapes, after which he would cite the findings in warning letters and filings, a potential violation of laws requiring plaintiffs to personally be denied access.