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I was just wondering how this field worked in general. Is it easy to break into? What type of clients do you represent? How's the pay? How is it different from regular corporate law (they are separate categories on Cravath's site).

Thankss

anyone....

It's litigation. You litigate disputes in courts and before administrative agencies (and some ADR). Contract disputes and business torts. It differs from "corporate law" in that the label "corporate law" traditionally refers to transactional work.

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paratactical wrote:

Maserati91 wrote:I was just wondering how this field worked in general. Is it easy to break into? What type of clients do you represent? How's the pay? How is it different from regular corporate law (they are separate categories on Cravath's site).

Thankss

You really need to stop doing this. You need to learn and research a bit for yourself so that you're asking good questions and not ones that make us want to post Picard memes.

And this. If I weren't whoring for post count so bored at work, I would have answered or posted a meme.

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You now have six separate threads--just on the first page--asking stupid questions that you could've found the answers to for yourself by means of this extensive "research" you've been conducting (ever heard of Google?). And they're not even in the right forum.

Also, this isn't AIM and you're not a 12 year old girl, so cut this shit out:

Maserati91 wrote:This pretty much cleared everything up, thankss

Maserati91 wrote:How is it different from regular corporate law (they are separate categories on Cravath's site).
Thankss

Maserati91 wrote:Yeah I've been doing that since last night, its really interestingg

Maserati91 wrote:I can't waittt

Maserati91 wrote:you have to be extremelyyy lucky

You're a college student now, it's time to start typing like an adult.

OUCH ^ love it

TTH wrote:If I weren't whoring for post count