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Sullivan vs. Simpson
No real practice area focus. Still feeling out whether want to do transactional or litigation. Any dispositive issues? Location is a differentiating factor. Simpson has great PE practice. Any huge negatives w/r/t culture? Impressions of both have been good. thanks in advance
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Re: Sullivan vs. Simpson
Simpson is polite, Sullivan is aggressive. Simpson does a lot of PE M&A, Sullivan does a lot of public company M&A. Sullivan is a bit less leveraged. Downtown is cheaper to live in than Midtown.Anonymous User wrote:No real practice area focus. Still feeling out whether want to do transactional or litigation. Any dispositive issues? Location is a differentiating factor. Simpson has great PE practice. Any huge negatives w/r/t culture? Impressions of both have been good. thanks in advance