Princeton Legal Search Group, LLC

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Welcome to Princeton Legal Search Group

Princeton Legal Search Group is an executive search firm specializing in the placement of General Counsel level candidates, Chief Employment Counsel, Chief Patent Counsel and other exceptionally qualified attorneys in permanent positions with in house legal departments. We also recruit and place partners, groups of partners and associates with law firms of all sizes – from local boutique law firms to large regional, national and global law firms with multiple offices.
Princeton Legal Search Group is centrally located in Princeton, New Jersey and serves law firms and in house legal departments throughout the United States. Personal service and optimum quality are the hallmarks of our company.

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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 premiere executive search firm with a...

University Counsel Placed by Princeton Legal Search Group
Princeton Legal Search Group is pleased to announce its placement of Kevin J. Licciardi with Princeton University. Kevin emerged as the finalist after an extensive national search led by David Garber. Kevin joins Princeton from Rutgers University where he was Associate General Counsel. Earlier in hi...



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Court wrestles with lies and the First Amendment

During an intense hour of debate before the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday that touched on the harms and benefits of lying, the dramatic high point came when Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. asked if a "pure lie" had any value under the First Amendment. However, it's far from clear whether the example that Justice Stephen Breyer offered, of an honorable lie that saved lives during World War II, will lead the Court to strike down the Stolen Valor Act of 2006, which makes it a crime to falsely claim winning a military honor.



Rakoff Tosses Madoff Trustee's $60 Billion RICO Claims Against UniCredit

Irving Picard's quest to recover money from banks connected to Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme has been dealt another blow -- this time worth $60 billion. A federal judge has ruled that Picard lacks standing to pursue racketeering claims against UniCredit for allegedly scheming to funnel billions to Madoff.