Selman Breitman Reviews

Current Employee – been working at Selman Breitman full-time for more than a year

Pros – good people. opportunity to advance

Cons – pressure to bill, bill, bill

Advice to Senior Management – take better care of your employees

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend

Current Employee – been working at Selman Breitman

Pros – there are nice people there

Cons – there is pressure to bill a lot .

Current Employee – been working at Selman Breitman

Pros – Relatively friendly environment. Very professional atmosphere with a definite air of arrogance, which is to be expected at a law firm of this size. Benefits are great and I had little/no difficulty getting vacation days off, which was a plus.

Cons – Some partners and senior associates can be quite a nightmare. Throughout my lifetime, I've heard jokes about how awful it is being a lawyer (and being around them); working at SB definitely illustrated that point.

Advice to Senior Management – Definitely felt that management, at times, were unjustified in their treatment of employees. Experienced significant shortcomings of managerial staff . Those employed at this firm, who are not associates, partners, or of counsel, definitely all share a feeling of misery.

Current Employee – been working at Selman Breitman full-time

Pros – Awesome health benefits, generous Christmas bonus and Outstanding party! Most of the attorneys are very helpful and easy to work for.

Cons – low salary, lack of daily involvement and communication between management and support staff, no staff meetings, ever

Advice to Senior Management – get involved with your support staff, manage them, encourage communication, build them up to work as a team

No, I would not recommend this company to a friend

Former Employee – worked at Selman Breitman

Pros – good experience, good benefits, good location.

Cons – billable hour requirement, insurance defense.

Current Employee – been working at Selman Breitman

Pros – Very laid back. Good environment with good people.

Cons – Not much room for growth