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buddingjd
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Practicing American Law Overseas?
Are overseas branches of American firms typically on the same hiring schedule as domestic branches?
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eerie_erie
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Re: Practicing American Law Overseas?
As far as I can tell, yes. I say this because when I interviewed for a slew of firms in August 2012, there were many firms with U.S. and international office interview slots.
