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Biglaw classes
Tired 2L preparing for penultimate semester's registration (don't you love "penultimate?" say it out loud...penultimate). Thoughts on which of these two would be better for the BigLaw gig I've got going on: International Law vs. Commercial Paper? If you don't like either, what would you recommend? And yes, I already read this thread: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=138316. Not helpful.
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- General Tso
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BigBirdLaw is an essential for any aspiring BigLaw practitioner.
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0L here.. my educated opinion: you sound like a huge douchenigelfrost wrote:Tired 2L preparing for penultimate semester's registration (don't you love "penultimate?" say it out loud...penultimate). Thoughts on which of these two would be better for the BigLaw gig I've got going on: International Law vs. Commercial Paper? If you don't like either, what would you recommend? And yes, I already read this thread: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=138316. Not helpful.
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Who the fuck voted for Commercial Paper?
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Love it. I'm signing up now!General Tso wrote:BigBirdLaw is an essential for any aspiring BigLaw practitioner.
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Re: Biglaw classes
On the one hand, this isn't employment related at all. On the other hand, you clearly only posted this to mention your firm job.nigelfrost wrote:Tired 2L preparing for penultimate semester's registration (don't you love "penultimate?" say it out loud...penultimate). Thoughts on which of these two would be better for the BigLaw gig I've got going on: International Law vs. Commercial Paper? If you don't like either, what would you recommend? And yes, I already read this thread: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=138316. Not helpful.
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Even better than "penultimate" is "antepenultimate." You'll be surprised by how many times you'll want to use that word in contract-drafting.nigelfrost wrote:Tired 2L preparing for penultimate semester's registration (don't you love "penultimate?" say it out loud...penultimate). Thoughts on which of these two would be better for the BigLaw gig I've got going on: International Law vs. Commercial Paper? If you don't like either, what would you recommend? And yes, I already read this thread: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=138316. Not helpful.
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Yes, I am, . . .BlueDiamond wrote:0L here.. my educated opinion: you sound like a huge @#!*%
. . . but not THAT big.Kohinoor wrote:On the other hand, you clearly only posted this to mention your firm job.
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What the hell is a commercial paper? Is it a brand of toilet paper?
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It seems to me those are both in the same hand.Kohinoor wrote: On the one hand, this isn't employment related at all. On the other hand, you clearly only posted this to mention your firm job.
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single ply, obviMaster Tofu wrote:What the hell is a commercial paper? Is it a brand of toilet paper?
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Just to clarify, you're preparing to register in the near future for classes that don't begin for about six months? Is that common? My school does fall registration in July. Oh and I think those options suck. That's what you have to pick from or you legitimately want to take one of those classes?
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+1Mickey Quicknumbers wrote:It seems to me those are both in the same hand.
This literally made me lol.
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