In the California legal community, a trend has emerged among top law firms. These firms are now asking students to apply at an earlier stage. This shift is part of a larger competition among big law firms to secure top talent.
The firms are accelerating their hiring processes to recruit students sooner. Further information on this development is available from SFGate, providing insight into the changing dynamics of law firm recruitment in the state's legal landscape.
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