They are sensitive to their responsibilities to the firm and its clients, to the Analyst Program, to their fellow Analysts and to themselves. Analysts who put the most effort and energy into their two years get the most out. Today s competitive legal environment demands innovative approaches to providing quality legal services quickly, effectively and affordably. The Project Analyst Program is an integral part of that effort. The Project Analyst Program, founded in 1989, is a unique two-year program designed for recent college graduates seeking challenging positions of responsibility and the opportunity to learn more about the legal, business and consulting fields.
Analysts work generally involves creative and technological support in client and firm matters.
In cooperation with attorneys and senior professionals, Analysts develop and implement innovative approaches to potential or ongoing projects. Analysts often work in teams in order to maximize creativity and balance workloads. Some Analysts will spend their two years in Mintz Levin s Washington, D.C. office, which specializes in communications law, health care law, and federal government relations. Additionally, Analysts are strongly encouraged to participate in projects in other sections when the need arises. With such a wide range of potential experiences available, the program attracts candidates with varied career goals.