Berry, Appleman & Leiden Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Good benefits and salary. Not the best environment to learn in but a good experience overall."

"An all-around positive company, from the ability to grow to the people that work there. Challenging yet not micromanaged. Collaboration and success are two major traits of this organization."

"Nice place to work, reputable and friendly firm"

"Good place to learn but no place to build a career."

What do you like about working at Berry, Appleman & Leiden?

"Because partners do not want to handle cases with novel issues but want to sell to clients that the firm is competent to handle such challenges, associates who are interested in doind creative and difficult problem solving have ample opportunities."

What don't you like about working at Berry, Appleman & Leiden?

"There are no boundaries between the office and home. Partners expect associates to answer e-mails at all hours of the nights, write memos on complex issues on short time frames without adequate resources, and respond to all inquiries from HR managers instantaneously. The expectations are unrealistic, even for workaholics."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Respect your staff or your talented people will have a very short life span with the company."

"Great place to learn, but no place to build a career."

What do you like about working at Berry, Appleman & Leiden?

"Opportunities to work on a variety of cases and develop skills on challenging cases, especially since more senior attorneys are afraid of these challenges, so you can undertake unique challeges with great autonomy and little oversight."

What don't you like about working at Berry, Appleman & Leiden?

"Senior management has no boundaries, so you will be asked to work on projects when traveling with other clients, when on vacation, when sick... I routinely got e-mails from attorneys asking me to offer feedback, conduct research, make phone calls, or update on the status of on-going projects in the middle of the night (ie 2 a.m.) with the expectation that I respond within an hour."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Respect your staff. That means treat them professionally and allow them down time to breathe. Sucking the life out of an employee only shortens their tenure with the firm."

"Good company to work for"

What do you like about working at Berry, Appleman & Leiden?

"Ability to learn new things daily."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be open to learning new things and open to change at anytime"

What don't you like about working at Berry, Appleman & Leiden?

"Job security"

"Top-notch immigrationlaw firm"

What do you like about working at Berry, Appleman & Leiden?

"The friendly, collegial atmosphere; the clients; the work duties."