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Anonymous User
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2L Job Search
Where you guys looking?
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Anonymous User
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Re: 2L Job Search
Wanted to add that preferably people in the T20 can answer, as of course for other law schools 90%-95% of people are searching still anyway.
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barkschool
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Re: 2L Job Search
Could you narrow your search/question from "gainful employment," to something a little more specific?
ex. region, firm size, work type
ex. region, firm size, work type
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pancakes3
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Re: 2L Job Search
What a shitty thing to say.Anonymous User wrote:Wanted to add that preferably people in the T20 can answer, as of course for other law schools 90%-95% of people are searching still anyway.
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barkschool
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Re: 2L Job Search
probably same OP who lied to adjunctpancakes3 wrote:What a shitty thing to say.Anonymous User wrote:Wanted to add that preferably people in the T20 can answer, as of course for other law schools 90%-95% of people are searching still anyway.
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