Anonymous User wrote:callback a while ago, offer a little a few days after. also know someone who got a next day offer.
sorry for latham chicago that is
Anonymous User wrote:callback a while ago, offer a little a few days after. also know someone who got a next day offer.
SchiffAnonymous User wrote:Can we compile a list of Chicago firms where offers have gone out? May not be entirely applicable to everyone due to the timing of CBs and all of that, but could be helpful for some people still waiting. Post-CB offers given at: K&E, Latham, Sidley, Winston - any others?
also JennerAnonymous User wrote:SchiffAnonymous User wrote:Can we compile a list of Chicago firms where offers have gone out? May not be entirely applicable to everyone due to the timing of CBs and all of that, but could be helpful for some people still waiting. Post-CB offers given at: K&E, Latham, Sidley, Winston - any others?
jones dayAnonymous User wrote:also JennerAnonymous User wrote:SchiffAnonymous User wrote:Can we compile a list of Chicago firms where offers have gone out? May not be entirely applicable to everyone due to the timing of CBs and all of that, but could be helpful for some people still waiting. Post-CB offers given at: K&E, Latham, Sidley, Winston - any others?
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Anonymous User wrote:jones dayAnonymous User wrote:also JennerAnonymous User wrote:SchiffAnonymous User wrote:Can we compile a list of Chicago firms where offers have gone out? May not be entirely applicable to everyone due to the timing of CBs and all of that, but could be helpful for some people still waiting. Post-CB offers given at: K&E, Latham, Sidley, Winston - any others?
RedSwingline wrote:Hell, while we are at it, might as well make an exhaustive list of all major markets:
Los Angeles
Kirkland & Ellis
Gibson Dunn
SF/Silicon Valley:
WSGR - SV
Cooley - SF
NYC:
Weil
Proskauer
Debevoise
Skadden
DPW
Sidley
Chicago:
Mayer
Quinn
Jenner
Schiff
Jones Day
Latham
Winston & Strawn
DC:
Crowell
Skadden
Michigan:
Miller Canfield
Honigman
Clark Hill
Note: The above are confirmed by personal knowledge. Please feel free to update and keep in the thread for everyone else.
I know of a K&L (Chi) offer.Anonymous User wrote:RedSwingline wrote:Hell, while we are at it, might as well make an exhaustive list of all major markets:
Los Angeles
Kirkland & Ellis
Gibson Dunn
SF/Silicon Valley:
WSGR - SV
Cooley - SF
NYC:
Weil
Proskauer
Debevoise
Skadden
DPW
Sidley
Chicago:
Mayer
Quinn
Jenner
Schiff
Jones Day
Latham
Winston & Strawn
DC:
Crowell
Skadden
Michigan:
Miller Canfield
Honigman
Clark Hill
Note: The above are confirmed by personal knowledge. Please feel free to update and keep in the thread for everyone else.
I'm going to take off the Mayer and Quinn just because I think we should keep it Michigan specific. Our OCI was at a different time than other schools, leading to CBs around the same time, etc. Also a ton of firms discuss school-specific hiring around the same time. Added the K&L Chi from above (assuming it's Mich) and the other Chi offers from earlier.Anonymous User wrote:RedSwingline wrote:Hell, while we are at it, might as well make an exhaustive list of all major markets:
Los Angeles
Kirkland & Ellis
Gibson Dunn
SF/Silicon Valley:
WSGR - SV
Cooley - SF
NYC:
Weil
Proskauer
Debevoise
Skadden
DPW
Sidley
Chicago:
Jenner
Schiff
Jones Day
Latham
Winston & Strawn
K&L Gates
Kirkland & Ellis
Sidley Austin
DC:
Crowell
Skadden
Michigan:
Miller Canfield
Honigman
Clark Hill
Note: The above are confirmed by personal knowledge. Please feel free to update and keep in the thread for everyone else.
Anonymous User wrote:I'm going to take off the Mayer and Quinn just because I think we should keep it Michigan specific. Our OCI was at a different time than other schools, leading to CBs around the same time, etc. Also a ton of firms discuss school-specific hiring around the same time. Added the K&L Chi from above (assuming it's Mich) and the other Chi offers from earlier.Anonymous User wrote:RedSwingline wrote:Hell, while we are at it, might as well make an exhaustive list of all major markets:
Los Angeles
Kirkland & Ellis
Gibson Dunn
SF/Silicon Valley:
WSGR - SV
Cooley - SF
NYC:
Weil
Proskauer
Debevoise
Skadden
DPW
Sidley
Chicago:
Jenner
Schiff
Jones Day
Latham
Winston & Strawn
K&L Gates
Kirkland & Ellis
Sidley Austin
DC:
Crowell
Skadden
Michigan:
Miller Canfield
Honigman
Clark Hill
Dykema
Note: The above are confirmed by personal knowledge. Please feel free to update and keep in the thread for everyone else.
Accumulated Knowledge of Offers to Michigan Students to This Point wrote: Los Angeles
Kirkland & Ellis
Gibson Dunn
SF/Silicon Valley:
WSGR - SV
Cooley - SF
NYC:
Weil
Proskauer (x2)
Debevoise
Skadden
DPW
Sidley
Chicago:
Jenner
Schiff
Jones Day
Latham
Winston & Strawn
K&L Gates
Kirkland & Ellis
Sidley Austin
DC:
Crowell
Skadden
Michigan:
Miller Canfield
Honigman
Clark Hill
Dykema
Note: The above are confirmed by personal knowledge. Please feel free to update and keep in the thread for everyone else.
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Accumulated Knowledge of Offers to Michigan Students to This Point wrote: Los Angeles
Kirkland & Ellis
Gibson Dunn
Irell
SF/Silicon Valley:
WSGR - SV
Cooley - SF
Latham - SF
NYC:
Weil
Proskauer (x2)
Debevoise
Skadden
DPW
Sidley
Simpson Thacher
Jones Day
Paul Weiss
Milbank
SullCrom
Chicago:
Jenner
Schiff
Jones Day
Latham
Winston & Strawn
K&L Gates
Kirkland & Ellis
Sidley Austin
DC:
Crowell
Skadden
Michigan:
Miller Canfield
Honigman
Clark Hill
Dykema
When was your interview and what day did you hear?Anonymous User wrote:Mayer Brown Chicago - offer last week (Michigan student)
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Anonymous User wrote:When was your interview and what day did you hear?Anonymous User wrote:Mayer Brown Chicago - offer last week (Michigan student)
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At my school (not UM), folks were very open about things and would not have considered this question bad form. Two close friends at Michigan at the same time, meanwhile, were happy to talk about their situations with me, but would have never considered asking the question to each other. I think you have to cut people some slack on both sides. It's a tense time and a tense topic.Anonymous User wrote:Just a gentle reminder to everyone:
It's kind of bad form to immediately ask people about their job situation, especially when you have an offer and don't know whether the other person has an offer. Even if you genuinely mean well and are just trying to find a topic of conversation, it still leaves a bad taste in the mouth. Idk if this has been happening alot, but I know of at least some instances. There's plenty of other stuff to talk about, most of which is not law-school related. Big congrats to everyone with offers, and best of luck and infinite support to those who struck out or are still waiting to hear back. Carry on
From speaking with people at school (I'm at Mich), OCI was a shit show. Most people that were below a 3.7/LR struck out. I don't know anyone below a 3.4 with an offer. Shit was bad at our OCI, so, while I get this may not be the same everywhere, it seems like Mich students are even more sensitive about this issue than in years before (and we all know Mich students are more sensitive than pretty much everywhere else, maybe save Bezerkeley). So, I get the OP's point about not bringing it up if you already have an offer. However, I don't see a problem with someone who struck out asking someone else how they did, as both parties will likely be able to commiserate with each other.Anonymous User wrote:At my school (not UM), folks were very open about things and would not have considered this question bad form. Two close friends at Michigan at the same time, meanwhile, were happy to talk about their situations with me, but would have never considered asking the question to each other. I think you have to cut people some slack on both sides. It's a tense time and a tense topic.Anonymous User wrote:Just a gentle reminder to everyone:
It's kind of bad form to immediately ask people about their job situation, especially when you have an offer and don't know whether the other person has an offer. Even if you genuinely mean well and are just trying to find a topic of conversation, it still leaves a bad taste in the mouth. Idk if this has been happening alot, but I know of at least some instances. There's plenty of other stuff to talk about, most of which is not law-school related. Big congrats to everyone with offers, and best of luck and infinite support to those who struck out or are still waiting to hear back. Carry on
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