No. I thought they went from 120 to 140 or 145. Which makes sense; why would a person choose Manatt over other firms that pay market?Rule104(a) wrote:Manatt pays market now right?Anonymous User wrote:I wouldn't call Manatt midlaw either. They are nationwide with over 300 attorneys.
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PvblivsScipio
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Re: Decent MidLaw Firms in Los Angeles?
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how long do midlaw firms typically take to offer/reject after an interview?
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I'm still waiting on two firms, it's been about 20 months now since my screenerAnonymous User wrote:how long do midlaw firms typically take to offer/reject after an interview?
Typically? Maybe like 1-3 weeks? Something like that? Probably sooner if it's an offer and later if it's a reject but tough to say.
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If another four months goes by without a response, send a LOCI and flowers.BigZuck wrote:I'm still waiting on two firms, it's been about 20 months now since my screenerAnonymous User wrote:how long do midlaw firms typically take to offer/reject after an interview?
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If only I had sent a hand-written thank you card after my interviewrpupkin wrote:If another four months goes by without a response, send a LOCI and flowers.BigZuck wrote:I'm still waiting on two firms, it's been about 20 months now since my screenerAnonymous User wrote:how long do midlaw firms typically take to offer/reject after an interview?
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One should always refer to NALP, Chambers, and Vault when doing research on a firm.PvblivsScipio wrote:No. I thought they went from 120 to 140 or 145. Which makes sense; why would a person choose Manatt over other firms that pay market?Rule104(a) wrote:Manatt pays market now right?Anonymous User wrote:I wouldn't call Manatt midlaw either. They are nationwide with over 300 attorneys.
Manatt pays $150K now according to NALP. It is true that they were around the $125-145K mark not so long ago.
As to your question of why one would choose Manatt over a firm that pays market: it's not always about the money. Manatt is tier 1 for entertainment, and is a major player in the real estate space in LA.
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Reviving this thread for a current job search.
Does anyone know anything about Liebert Cassidy Whitmore, Atkinson Andelson, or Collins Collins Muir?
Does anyone know anything about Liebert Cassidy Whitmore, Atkinson Andelson, or Collins Collins Muir?
