Besides the economy tanking, what are reasons for post-SA offers being rescinded?
Has anyone had their post-SA offers rescinded? For what reasons?
Post-SA Offer Rescisions? Forum
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thesealocust
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Re: Post-SA Offer Rescisions?
uh, felony convictions?
This is very close to unheard of, and you said "besides the economy tanking" which would be the #1 reason I know of.
This is very close to unheard of, and you said "besides the economy tanking" which would be the #1 reason I know of.
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Cavalier
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Re: Post-SA Offer Rescisions?
At Vault firms it won't happen unless your firm collapses (like Dewey or Howrey) or you do something like drunkenly set fire to a 9/11 memorial. IIRC McDermott converted three incoming associates to staff attorneys a few years ago after deferring them, but that's the only instance I'm aware of.
