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The summer associate program at Sonnenschein is a critical element in the strategic growth of our Firm. Our commitment is long-standing and genuine.

Our goal is to continue our tradition of offering students from nationwide law schools the opportunity to learn from us as we are enhanced by their diversity and expertise. We balance the opportunity to learn about the reality of the practice of law with the exposure to clients and how we serve their individual needs. Each of our summer associates will experience the practice of law from the Firm’s perspective with emphasis on meeting our clients needs. You’ll work with partners, associates, and summer associates across the Firm.

Please read further to find out what sets Sonnenschein apart from other large law firms you may be considering:

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Sonnenschein Honored As A Top Law Firm for Women
	Working Mother names Sonnenschein as one of the top 50 firms in the country for female lawyers in its August/September 2007 issue. The magazine notes that the firms honored have taken the lead in helping women manage their careers successfully. Click here to read the article.

Sonnenschein Strengthens Work-Life Balance Through the Project for Attorney Retention

Sonnenschein is a member of the Project for Attorney Retention (PAR), an initiative of The Center for WorkLife Law of the University of California Hastings College of the Law. PAR seeks to improve recruiting and retention of talented attorneys through the use of work schedules that allow attorneys to better balance the competing demands of their work and their lives outside the office.
Click here for more information on the PAR.

View From the Top: Q&A with Former Sonnenschein Chairman Duane Quaini
	In Vault's series of Q&A articles showcasing law firm leaders, former Sonnenschein Chairman Duane Quaini provides answers and insight which unlock the secrets of a successful legal career. Click here to read the article from Vault.