Are there other firms you suggest? As I said, I mostly picked firms based on the number of extended offers to give myself the best chance. I am not set on practice group or even corporate v. Litigation yet, so at this point I just want to get some offers and then decide based on the firms available to me.Anonymous User wrote:Four -
don't love your list, as it includes some firms who don't have great corporate practices (Hogan NY, Greenburg NY, K&L Gates NY, Kasowitz)
As someone from the outside looking in, why does Proskauer have a FFB of 1? Its a fine firm but its not as big of a corporate player as places like Milbank, W&C, Sherman, Wilkie etc.
Yeah may have messed up Davis Polk but that can be replaced as its a reach anyways. In regards to FFB, most of my first 20 bids are about 3 spots higher than last years FFB. There isn't that much wiggle room unless I discard one of the firms at the top and move everything else up one. Any suggestions?Anonymous User wrote:You are cutting it too close bidding 1 or 2 spots above FFB. Some firms jumped as many as 7 spots last year.
Also, Davis Polk's FFB was not 26.
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