Any data for these firms:
STB Palo Alto?
Arnold & Porter NY?
Boies DC?
Chadbourne NY?
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Re: Relative CB:Offer Ratios of Firms
Yeah, that's what I heard and it makes sense (fwiw, let's just say that I'm at one of the non-East-Coast T10s that are considered at the least peers of CLS (I guess that narrows me down to SLS and Chicago), so the strength of my school won't be holding me back). But I didn't know if we had better numbers other than "possibly better than the 20-25% at CLS."Anonymous User wrote:I don't think this is correct. At my school, and from what I've heard generally, is that for non-East-Coast schools, DPW is initially more selective at the screening stage, so the offer percentage is higher, whereas for schools like Columbia, they can call almost everyone back with no real cost.Anonymous User wrote:If anything it would be lower. It's going to be 20-33% at best.Anonymous User wrote:Does anybody have any other info on DPW other than the 20-25% number that's been floated about (which I think is based off of CLS, but I could be wrong)? I go to a non-East-Coast T10, and was wondering if that might have an impact on that number for us.
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Re: Relative CB:Offer Ratios of Firms
any data for:
Knobbe Martens (OC)
Ropes & Gray (SV)
Orrick (OC and SV)
Knobbe Martens (OC)
Ropes & Gray (SV)
Orrick (OC and SV)
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so late? they told me they don't make offers until they complete interviewing, but that i should hear by mid-september.Anonymous User wrote:Herrick Feinstein NY? I know they only hire 4-6 people, wondering how many callbacks? Even though the firm is mid-sized and pays 130K (under market) it was my favorite firm I interviewed with.
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Re: Relative CB:Offer Ratios of Firms
Katten Chicago?
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