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Thanks for the responses!
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Re: Another firm poll (NY/Boston)
Not taking location (other than as it would substantively affect your work) into account, I would say this is a Latham NY slam dunk.
Although Skadden has, arguably, a slightly better national reputation, it seems that largely stems from their NY presence. I would think that your opportunities in Boston would be limited by the market and Skadden's position in that market.
Latham NY is also a corporate powerhouse with the same prestigious national reputation, and you would be in NY where the action is. This seems to be a winner for Latham.
OP, just out of curiosity, what two firms are you torn between?
Although Skadden has, arguably, a slightly better national reputation, it seems that largely stems from their NY presence. I would think that your opportunities in Boston would be limited by the market and Skadden's position in that market.
Latham NY is also a corporate powerhouse with the same prestigious national reputation, and you would be in NY where the action is. This seems to be a winner for Latham.
OP, just out of curiosity, what two firms are you torn between?
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Re: Another firm poll (NY/Boston)
I'm sorry I'll have to punt the question, but thanks for the response! 
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How in the world is Latham a slam dunk in any scenario?!
And come on, the NY vs. non-NY distinction is valid, but to put Latham and Skadden in the same "corporate powerhouse" tier is preposterous.
And come on, the NY vs. non-NY distinction is valid, but to put Latham and Skadden in the same "corporate powerhouse" tier is preposterous.
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Wait, OP, what did you decide?! Leaving us hanging, not fair! Do you have an impending deadline?
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