business development manager

corporate paralegal

clerk

senior corporate paralegal

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Lowenstein Sandler

A typical day at work consisted of atypical activities and a consistent need to change gears to accommodate new initiatives. 

The people you work with are brilliant, precise and demand a lot of themselves and the people that support them. 

Organizations that operate as a partnership have a unique culture and the people who work in this environment have to be able to understand how it works in order to successfully navigate the landscape. 

The job was very challenging but the challenges provided unique opportunities to learn and to grow and to demand the most of yourself.  It was a very exciting job with many professional benefits and personal rewards.

The co-workers are very congenial and supportive and mostly enjoy collaboration and working together. 

The hardest challenge was to help leadership understand the roles and functions of the various business support groups vis-à-vis their personal understanding of these roles, so there was a lot of time spent on educating and persuading and getting buy-in and approvals from management groups and leadership committees before anything was able to progress.

Excellent law firm to work for. My co-workers and I worked very well together. No matter how much work we had to do, it always got done even though we had time to speak to each other. There were days when there was not time to go to the ladies' room but no one seemed to mine. After 21 years I did not think anything was hard about this job. Loved my boss and looked forward to go to work. After awhile I was able to read his mind. We worked very well together. 3 1/2 years ago I was let go, no fault of my own, and my boss did not even know until noon that day. I do not know why after 21 years but in this day it is sometimes hard to reason. It was new management and it was difficult to second guess them. I learned that It is a new world out there and after 21 years of being a good employee, dependable, never called in sick, would never leave at end of day until all my work was done, was loyal, flexible (stayed full days) if needed, I suppose they never took that into consideration.

This law firm really cares about its employees, and they demonstrate that every day. We are all held to high ethical standards and a deep sense of professionalism. Employees are treated with respect and dignity. In addition to providing outstanding service to our clients, Lowenstein Sandler is a law firm with a heart. They created the Lowenstein Center for the Public Interest, and they encourage employees to volunteer and give back to the community.



What is the best part of working at the company?
Free food! The NYC location allowed really neat lunch spots. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
No job protection. If you make a mistake...you have to deal with a potential loss of a job. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
NYC corporate but casual for the most part. Just as it is everywhere. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Making sure the office room reservations runs smooth.

A typical day at work for me would consist of meetings, being a scribe, editing confirmation tickets, and a little bit of filing. I learned a lot here about the different types of lawyers and the kinds of people that they represent. It's a very friendly work environment, and the atmosphere here is very welcoming. What I really enjoyed was spending my lunch time talking to new people that I came across and sharing my experiences and my background with them to get to know them.

Wonderful firm to work for and they offered a cafeteria, gym, ample parking for employees.  Management very supported and computer classes were offered.  My co-workers were friendly and we worked as a team to cover the switchboard room and reception area.The most satisfying part of the job was knowing that I could give 100 percent of my experience to fulfill the needs of the firm.

Interns are directly involved with the work at the firm and have the opportunity to observe departmental and functional dynamics. There is a lot of encouragement to attend professional development courses and group events when available so the chances to learn are not limited to just what you do every day. 

Out of all jobs in NJ, I would say Lowenstein Sandler LLC has to be at the top of the best companies to work for in NJ.  It provides for a professional and healthy competitive environment.

Great opportunity to learn. Great attorneys very knowledgeable and smart. I learned to be a strong leader in a high pressure situations. I made my department an enjoyable place to work without turnover.

Office administrator moody, condescending.
Threatening behind closed doors. Attorneys disliked her, support staff hated her. Had her favorites where rules were bent. Shut door policy. Rarely accessible to staff. One face for attorneys, another for staff.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Business development manager 6 salaries reported	$125,000 per year
Corporate paralegal 9 salaries reported	$137,778 per year
Clerk 4 salaries reported	$37.25 per hour
Senior corporate paralegal 2 salaries reported	$145,000 per year
Billing specialist 4 salaries reported	$87,500 per year

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