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Splitting the Summer
If you can find a four week internship opportunity in the summer, do you have to tell your firm that you are splitting?
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Re: Splitting the Summer
If you don't have to start late or leave early and if they don't ask then no. Some/many firms have an entry survey which will ask though and if that's the case with yours you shouldn't lie obviously. They won't care regardless.Anonymous User wrote:If you can find a four week internship opportunity in the summer, do you have to tell your firm that you are splitting?
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Re: Splitting the Summer
If it's in TX, I think you have to report it because of some recent law that requires firms to monitor the potential conflicts of summer associates.
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Re: Splitting the Summer
So there will be issues if you spend the full session with the firm but work after that for another firm. What if you went to a Biglaw firm that does 6-8 weeks and then did mid-law for the second half? So you aren't technically splitting, you are just working the entire summer.
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