Olivia Lathrop

Senior Recruiter

Olivia Lathrop is a legal recruiter specializing in placing Paralegals, Legal Assistants, and Attorneys with boutique and mid-sized law firms across the Northeast U.S. With five years of experience in recruitment, she brings strategic insight and a client-focused approach to legal talent acquisition. Olivia began her recruitment career in 2020 and holds a bachelor’s degree from Western New England University and an MBA from DeSales University.

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