1. What materials are required to apply for a position at Todd & Weld?
Applicants should submit a cover letter, resume, law school transcript, and a legal writing sample. Candidates may also include references or letters of recommendation if applicable.
2. What kind of writing sample should I include?
We recommend submitting a legal writing sample that reflects your analytical and persuasive writing abilities. This can include a brief, memorandum, motion, or legal research paper. The document should be no more than 10 pages and must be your original work; please redact any confidential information.
3. How are candidates selected for interviews?
Our recruiting team reviews all materials thoroughly. Selected applicants are invited to interview with attorneys and members of firm leadership. The number of interview rounds may vary based on the position. We aim to respond to all applicants within two weeks of submission.
4. What types of law does the firm focus on?
Todd & Weld is known for its trial and litigation practice, with particular strengths in areas such as business litigation, family law, employment law, government investigations, medical malpractice, and professional liability.
5. What is the firm culture like?
The firm is highly collaborative, with an emphasis on mentorship, professional development, and client advocacy. Attorneys at all levels work closely together on complex cases and are encouraged to take ownership of their work early on.
6. Is there support for diversity, equity, and inclusion?
Yes. Todd & Weld is committed to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion within the firm and the broader legal community. We participate in affinity bar associations, community partnerships, and internal DEI initiatives.
7. What professional development opportunities are available?
Associates receive hands-on training, regular feedback, and opportunities for early courtroom exposure. The firm also supports continuing legal education (CLE) and involvement in professional organizations.
8. Does the firm offer mentorship?
Yes. Associates are paired with formal and informal mentors to guide their growth, both professionally and personally.
9. Where is the firm located?
Todd & Weld LLP is located in Boston, Massachusetts, in the heart of the city’s legal and financial district.