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Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
1L Summer, outside of a primary market:
Federal District judge externship
USAO speaks for itself
Boutique firm is in your practice area and pays
Corporate in-house is closely related to your practice area and pays
You can afford not to get paid, but not by a lot.
There is potential to split the summer.
What would you choose and why?
Federal District judge externship
USAO speaks for itself
Boutique firm is in your practice area and pays
Corporate in-house is closely related to your practice area and pays
You can afford not to get paid, but not by a lot.
There is potential to split the summer.
What would you choose and why?
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
I'd like to hear more details on the bolded, and also any preferences for post-grad employment.Anonymous User wrote:1L Summer, outside of a primary market:
Federal District judge externship
USAO speaks for itself
Boutique firm is in your practice area and pays
Corporate in-house is closely related to your practice area and pays
You can afford not to get paid, but not by a lot.
There is potential to split the summer.
What would you choose and why?
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
I can't see any way the cr is not split bw externship and boutique firm (assuming it pays better than corporate in-house)Anonymous User wrote:1L Summer, outside of a primary market:
Federal District judge externship
USAO speaks for itself
Boutique firm is in your practice area and pays
Corporate in-house is closely related to your practice area and pays
You can afford not to get paid, but not by a lot.
There is potential to split the summer.
What would you choose and why?
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
Enough money to make it til COA loans come through again, but only if you spend pretty wisely.prezidentv8 wrote:I'd like to hear more details on the bolded, and also any preferences for post-grad employment.Anonymous User wrote:1L Summer, outside of a primary market:
Federal District judge externship
USAO speaks for itself
Boutique firm is in your practice area and pays
Corporate in-house is closely related to your practice area and pays
You can afford not to get paid, but not by a lot.
There is potential to split the summer.
What would you choose and why?
District judge most likely would not oppose a split summer
USAO is only half summer or part time whole summer
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
OP here:
For those of you posting split summer, which two things are you splitting time with?
For those of you posting split summer, which two things are you splitting time with?
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
Are you keeping a judge waiting while you consider this? Because that's a no-no.
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
if you have that many options for a 1L summer job, you're probably not going to have any problems getting whatever kind of job you want during 2L OCI. just do whichever job is the most interesting/convenient for you. it won't make a difference which you choose in the long run
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
Paying boutique.
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
Regardless of whom you split with, this must be part of your summer.A'nold wrote:Paying boutique.
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
Was thinking same.rad law wrote:Regardless of whom you split with, this must be part of your summer.A'nold wrote:Paying boutique.
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
OP here:
Don't worry, I am not keeping the judge waiting. I have an interview coming up, but one of my professors said to be prepared to decide when I get there for the interview, as many federal judges offer internships on the spot when you walk in for the interview.
Don't worry, I am not keeping the judge waiting. I have an interview coming up, but one of my professors said to be prepared to decide when I get there for the interview, as many federal judges offer internships on the spot when you walk in for the interview.
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
lawloser22 wrote:I can't see any way the cr is not split bw externship and boutique firm (assuming it pays better than corporate in-house)
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Re: Fed Judge Internship v. USAO v. Boutique SA v. Corporate
If you are interested in a clerkship post-grad, there is a benefit for working for a Fed judge during the summer.
For instance, my judge (why anon) introduced me to every judge on the district where I worked, and at the local COA. He also has a standing offer to write a letter/make a phone call on my behalf when clerkship app time comes around. That sort of recommendation is hard to find anywhere else.
For instance, my judge (why anon) introduced me to every judge on the district where I worked, and at the local COA. He also has a standing offer to write a letter/make a phone call on my behalf when clerkship app time comes around. That sort of recommendation is hard to find anywhere else.
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