rnie's experience in lawyer recruitment and management issues is extensive and varied. He was a partner in the Chicago office of Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal, where he spent seven years on the hiring committee. He has consulted extensively with law firms and investment banks in more than a dozen cities across the country for twenty years. Here is what clients say about Arnie.

In the course of his consulting work, Arnie has conducted hundreds of interviews with top law students and has facilitated more than a hundred focus groups with law students and associates.

Arnie writes regularly on lawyer recruitment and management issues. He has spoken on these issues at law firms, law schools, to law school deans, to the National Association of Legal Search Consultants, at NALP annual meetings and at bar association meetings, and has chaired and spoken at more than forty conferences across the country on these topics. For four years, Arnie taught a course called "Large Law Firms" that he created at Northwestern University School of Law. His satirical and serious books on lawyers (Arnie says that he can't always tell which are satirical and which are serious) are listed in publications.

Arnie graduated near the top of his class from Northwestern University School of Law, where he was a member of the editorial board of the Northwestern University Law Review. He received an LLM degree from The London School of Economics.