Our Ethics

Triumph Search Consultants, Inc. is a member of the National Association of Legal Search Consultants (“NALSC”). Our recruiters are required to strictly comply with the NALSC Guidelines as set forth in the Code of Ethics.

NALSC Code of Ethics 

Preamble

The National Association of Legal Search Consultants is committed to the provision of professional and ethical employment services to the legal community.
To that end, its members have established this Code of Ethics, subscribed to and endorsed by each as condition of his or her continuing membership.

ARTICLE I

Relations With Employers

1. Information provided to employers shall be the most accurate information known to the search firm.

2. No search firm shall withhold candidate information which the employer would reasonably consider essential to its hiring decision.

3. Candidates shall be referred only (i) with the prior authorization of the employer, or (ii) where the search firm, based on previous direct communications with the employer, reasonably believes the employer would accept the referral.

4. Confidential information relating to the employer shall be treated accordingly.

5. Fee obligations and replacement and refund provisions, if any, shall be provided to the employer prior to the referral of candidates.

6. No search firm shall recruit any attorney from the office of an employer in which it has made a placement for a six-month period following that placement, unless the search firm reasonably believes such a restriction is not required by the employer.

7. No search firm shall recruit a candidate it has placed while the candidate remains with the employer that paid the recruiting fee.

ARTICLE II

Relations With Candidates

1. Information provided to candidates shall be the most accurate information known to the search firm.

2. No search firm shall withhold employer information which a candidate would reasonably consider essential to his or her hiring decision, subject to the search firm’s duties to the employer.

3. Candidates shall be referred to employers only with the candidate’s express prior consent.

4. A search firm shall treat as confidential all information supplied to it in confidence by a candidate, subject to the search firm’s duties to the employer.

5. Search firms shall make all referrals which have been authorized by the candidate and shall inform the candidate of the results of those referrals in a timely manner.

6. No search firm shall attempt to exert undue influence on the candidate.

For the complete code, please go to
http://www.nalsc.org/about/ethics.cfm