If you are unable to decide, you must reconfirm your interest within thirty days of the date you received the offer. An employer can withdraw an offer if you do not respond in thirty days. As outlined in Part I., General Principles, students and employers are encouraged to keep the lines of communication open. If unusual circumstances or particular organizational constraints require a law school, a candidate, or an employer to modify any provision herein, every effort should be made to find an alternative acceptable to all parties concerned. Do not be defensive if a hiring administrator asks where you will be working when you reject an offer.
Employers often keep statistics about where students work.
They may also be interested in the reasons for your decision and would appreciate candor. We hope these suggestions will be useful. We wish you well in the upcoming hiring season.