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Bracewell v. Andrews Kurth (Houston)
Anyone have input on this?
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Re: Bracewell v. Andrews Kurth (Houston)
Know both very well. Both great firms, and are very similar. Basically the same people, just different work. Bracewell more energy focused. AK more corporate.
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Re: Bracewell v. Andrews Kurth (Houston)
Also making this choice. I think I am leaning towards Bracewell for their emphasis on Finance and Structured Deals. Only Akin and maybe V&E has a better derivatives practice in Houston. AK is probably better to see more IPO's on the issuer side, but Bracewell represents at least two of the mid-size TX i-banks on underwriting. AK is definitely better on governance and securities work broadly.
One thing I am concerned about at Bracewell is that there seem to be a lot of associates relative to the other Texas firms. What does this mean for young associates? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
One thing I am concerned about at Bracewell is that there seem to be a lot of associates relative to the other Texas firms. What does this mean for young associates? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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Re: Bracewell v. Andrews Kurth (Houston)
Bumping this once. Any more help?
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I liked the AK people better than those I met at Bracewell. AK seemed more friendly and less formal. May have just been the people I met with, though.Anonymous User wrote:Bumping this once. Any more help?
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