A friend of mine has a brother who went to T14 law school. He got a biglaw job but due to downsizing (i think) he got laid off after a year.
What happens when you get laid off from a biglaw job (due to no fault of your own) and you work there for only a year (or less)?
Since companies don't hire third years, I'm guessing they won't be willing to hire graduates...?
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Re: what happens when you get laid off
The average first year associate has almost no marketable skills and biglaw is almost certainly out. I know a lot of people who got LaTTTham'ed after around 6 months. Most never recovered and are currently working temp/doc review jobs. If this happens to you, you're screwed.
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Re: what happens when you get laid off
boalt you dont know anybody
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Re: what happens when you get laid off
why don't you ask the thousands of people who this happened to in 2009 who are still out of work.
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Re: what happens when you get laid off
They are prob too busy drafting cover letters for firms in Nebraska like Emory's grads were told to dobigtttymer wrote:why don't you ask the thousands of people who this happened to in 2009 who are still out of work.
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