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aca0260
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Which firm is a "safer" bid?
Top tier NY (Simpson/Skadden) vs Hunton & Williams DC/Sutherland DC/Paul Hastings DC
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chasgoose
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Re: Which firm is a "safer" bid?
NYC obviously. Although this isn't that cut and dry w/o more. For most, Skadden will be "easier" than STB because STB is more grade-conscious. If you are above STB's grade floor, however, STB is probably "easier" than Skadden since they have a much bigger class.
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thesealocust
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Re: Which firm is a "safer" bid?
Almost every big NYC firm is safer if you have the grades + school combo to have a chance.
Big NYC program = 100+ with many other programs. Big DC program = a few dozen and fewer other programs.
Big NYC program = 100+ with many other programs. Big DC program = a few dozen and fewer other programs.
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