Wolf, Rifkin, Shapiro, Schulman & Rabkin Reviews

Pretty much everything, but what really stood out to me is how down and depressed the staff is here. To be clear, if you are an over 50, white, male Jewish attorney you are not in the category I am referring to. However, if you are anyone else, this is not the firm for you. There is a tyrannical air to this place set by the leader of this firm. They don't invest nor respect their employees at all. In the time I was there, about 7 people quit. What is even worse is that they don't care. They treat those who have actually worked there and been loyal to the firm for years with disrespect so employees feel forced to leave and the firm can hire cheaper workers. There is no training for anything. There is no infrastructure, no order. The HR is a joke and is constantly being replaced. I cannot stress enough to look else where for employment.

Employer is condescending, there is lot of favoritism and I must say there is a lot of nepotism within the firm. The partners keep the company away from evolving, they refuse to set new ideas forward. Management micro-manages, and the open door policy is a complete joke. Although some attorneys are amiable, most of the attorneys are dry and don't even take the time to reply to you when you greet them. The division between attorneys and staff is extremely visible, it is sad and depressing. The pay is horrible, the benefits are basic and you are scolded for calling in sick.