I went through four separate interviews. I was directly contacted by the Director of Recruitment for an Associate Attorney position in the Bethesda office. After a brief phone call, I was scheduled to meet with the Practice Group Director several days later. I had about an hour-long video interview with the Practice Group Director who, at the conclusion of the interview, advised me that I would be interviewing with a Principal Attorney in the Bethesda office, who also served as the Chair of my Practice Group, who I also spoke with for about one hour. After speaking with the Principal Attorney/Practice Group Chair, I was then interviewed by two other Principal Attorneys in the Bethesda office. Finally, after that interview, I had a final interview with Tim Lynch, the Managing Principal of the entire firm. One day later, I received my offer. Each interview with the attorneys were essentially the same - asking about my background/experience, cases I had been previously involved in, why I work in my chosen practice area, etc.

There were three rounds of interviews for an associate position. The interviewers asked questions about my work background and skillset. Everyone was very friendly. Seems like a great place to work.