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Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP Cookie Settings Main Content Main Menu Search Menu Close Attorneys Attorneys Attorney Search Business Team Capabilities Knowledge Center Contact Contact Offices Media Contact About About At a Glance Client Value Recognitions Pro Bono Inclusion & Belonging Careers Languages Languages Français Italiano Español Deutsch 한국어 日本語 中文 Attorneys Attorneys Attorney Search Business Team Capabilities Knowledge Center Contact Contact Offices Media Contact About About At a Glance Client Value Recognitions Pro Bono Inclusion & Belonging Careers Careers Careers Why Smith Gambrell & Russell Law Students Current Openings Languages Languages Français Italiano Español Deutsch 한국어 日本語 中文 Careers Law Students Why Smith Gambrell & Russell Law Students Current Openings Recruiting Program For more than 125 years, Smith Gambrell & Russell has earned its reputation as one of the true leaders in the legal community. This reputation for excellence is based directly on the strength of our attorneys and staff. The wisest investment we make is our commitment of time and effort to recruit and hire talented attorneys. We select attorneys who possess a real desire to contribute to a firm with both a rich history of service and a dynamic vision for the future. Our recruiting program reflects our investment in the future of the Firm. Read More Because our goal is to allow new attorneys to practice law right from the first day, we seek well-rounded, motivated professionals who are looking for a challenging practice in a firm with both a sense of its history and a vision for its future. SGR schedules on-campus interviews with a select group of distinguished law schools. Interview times are usually set at 20-minute intervals. Please review the on-campus schedule for your on-campus dates. Please submit your resume through your school’s Career Services Office. SGR has committed itself to a controlled expansion, one that does not sacrifice quality,
