What is market rate for a LEGITIMATE escort in NYC?Calvin Murphy wrote:TCR anywhere that pays market or just below market.lhanvt13 wrote:How much should I pay for my escort? All out balls out because $$$ummer? Also, should said escort be oriental ethnic or WASP?rpupkin wrote:Show your fellow summers pics of your hot girlfriend, who may or may not be a paid escort.lhanvt13 wrote:How do I assert dominance over my fellow summer classmates on my first day? Is it TCR to compare LSAT scores
Ethnicity, however, is very firm-dependent.
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Suit color questions (Sorry to continue this theme):
1. Black, Navy Blue, Dark Gray, Blue pinstripe - I assume these are uncontroversial suit colors?
2. Dark Brown - Too seventies? It's a standard/recent style but not sure if it's acceptable for the office.
3. Light Gray - I used to wear this with white shirt/pink tie. I think that's out for a DC V10 but is there any color combo that can make light gray acceptable?
4. Any other suit colors/styles I should consider going for? I think I have the basics - trying to figure out where to branch out from here.
1. Black, Navy Blue, Dark Gray, Blue pinstripe - I assume these are uncontroversial suit colors?
2. Dark Brown - Too seventies? It's a standard/recent style but not sure if it's acceptable for the office.
3. Light Gray - I used to wear this with white shirt/pink tie. I think that's out for a DC V10 but is there any color combo that can make light gray acceptable?
4. Any other suit colors/styles I should consider going for? I think I have the basics - trying to figure out where to branch out from here.
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You have plenty of suits - no need for more branching out. Light gray with white shirt and any traditional color tie is going to be fine.
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Navy blue + charcoal is all you need really. Charcoal/dark grey with light pastel colored shirt. /r/malefashionadvice has exampleszacharus85 wrote:Suit color questions (Sorry to continue this theme):
1. Black, Navy Blue, Dark Gray, Blue pinstripe - I assume these are uncontroversial suit colors?
2. Dark Brown - Too seventies? It's a standard/recent style but not sure if it's acceptable for the office.
3. Light Gray - I used to wear this with white shirt/pink tie. I think that's out for a DC V10 but is there any color combo that can make light gray acceptable?
4. Any other suit colors/styles I should consider going for? I think I have the basics - trying to figure out where to branch out from here.
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When is everyone getting their first paycheck and how TTT will it be for me to pay for bottle service on a debit card?
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Bill it to the firm you nit.cookiejar1 wrote:When is everyone getting their first paycheck and how TTT will it be for me to pay for bottle service on a debit card?
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My firm gives us an advance, which is greatly appreciated.cookiejar1 wrote:When is everyone getting their first paycheck and how TTT will it be for me to pay for bottle service on a debit card?
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Well you've got enough suits...but...being in DC in the summer and all...have you thought about a pastel seersucker?zacharus85 wrote:Suit color questions (Sorry to continue this theme):
1. Black, Navy Blue, Dark Gray, Blue pinstripe - I assume these are uncontroversial suit colors?
2. Dark Brown - Too seventies? It's a standard/recent style but not sure if it's acceptable for the office.
3. Light Gray - I used to wear this with white shirt/pink tie. I think that's out for a DC V10 but is there any color combo that can make light gray acceptable?
4. Any other suit colors/styles I should consider going for? I think I have the basics - trying to figure out where to branch out from here.
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You'll need a nice pair of white bucks too.
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Starting soon, nice article to set the mood. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/ ... -law-firms
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MCFC wrote:Starting soon, nice article to set the mood. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/ ... -law-firms

Look's like too many lazy partners not doing shit.
Kick them out and use that excess cash to push NYC to 190k!
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I'm just going to assume these are all boomers senior partners who haven't been shown the door.sinfiery wrote:MCFC wrote:Starting soon, nice article to set the mood. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/ ... -law-firms
Look's like too many lazy partners not doing shit.
Kick them out and use that excess cash to push NYC to 190k!
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This legal profession thing's just gotta hold it together another decade so our group can make bank and get out before any big changes come along.
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can we say 15 years? gotta bank a few years of dat equityzacharus85 wrote:This legal profession thing's just gotta hold it together another decade so our group can make bank and get out before any big changes come along.
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It's only been 3 days and I'm already realizing how big I need to do it 3L year before the real world hits. It's depressing to leave the office and see basically every lawyer still there.
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This is going to probably be a dumb question--but here we go:
Firm I'm working at is business casual. They told us to 'keep a suit in the office' in case we unexpectedly are asked to go to court or attend a client meeting. But, what does this exactly mean? Like just a sport coat and a tie? Or a full on suit? If the latter, are we expected to change our whole outfit (assuming the pants we are wearing doesn't match our suit jacket) in our office/bathroom or something before attending court/client meeting? Any help here?
Firm I'm working at is business casual. They told us to 'keep a suit in the office' in case we unexpectedly are asked to go to court or attend a client meeting. But, what does this exactly mean? Like just a sport coat and a tie? Or a full on suit? If the latter, are we expected to change our whole outfit (assuming the pants we are wearing doesn't match our suit jacket) in our office/bathroom or something before attending court/client meeting? Any help here?
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nsideirish wrote:This is going to probably be a dumb question--but here we go:
Firm I'm working at is business casual. They told us to 'keep a suit in the office' in case we unexpectedly are asked to go to court or attend a client meeting. But, what does this exactly mean? Like just a sport coat and a tie? Or a full on suit? If the latter, are we expected to change our whole outfit (assuming the pants we are wearing doesn't match our suit jacket) in our office/bathroom or something before attending court/client meeting? Any help here?
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You should have a closet to hanga full suit. I would keep a suit in the office. A sport coat on top of some non-matching pants is not a suit. You can change inthe bathroom or your office if you aren't sharing and dont have see through offices.nsideirish wrote:This is going to probably be a dumb question--but here we go:
Firm I'm working at is business casual. They told us to 'keep a suit in the office' in case we unexpectedly are asked to go to court or attend a client meeting. But, what does this exactly mean? Like just a sport coat and a tie? Or a full on suit? If the latter, are we expected to change our whole outfit (assuming the pants we are wearing doesn't match our suit jacket) in our office/bathroom or something before attending court/client meeting? Any help here?
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I quite enjoyed the fact that you thought it was necessary to clarify this part. Then again, I would probably be the guy to undress and change in a shared/see through office.JohannDeMann wrote:You should have a closet to hanga full suit. I would keep a suit in the office. A sport coat on top of some non-matching pants is not a suit. You can change inthe bathroom or your office if you aren't sharing and dont have see through offices.nsideirish wrote:This is going to probably be a dumb question--but here we go:
Firm I'm working at is business casual. They told us to 'keep a suit in the office' in case we unexpectedly are asked to go to court or attend a client meeting. But, what does this exactly mean? Like just a sport coat and a tie? Or a full on suit? If the latter, are we expected to change our whole outfit (assuming the pants we are wearing doesn't match our suit jacket) in our office/bathroom or something before attending court/client meeting? Any help here?
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For people who have started, are you guys sharing offices?
Also, how's the food so far?
Also, how's the food so far?
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Im bringing my lunch today since nothing is planned and food trucks arent appealing. Its home made chicken noodle soup (stock was homemade too). No offer?
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Trollflawschoolkid wrote:food trucks arent appealing.
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So much this tholawhopeful10 wrote:It's only been 3 days and I'm already realizing how big I need to do it 3L year before the real world hits. It's depressing to leave the office and see basically every lawyer still there.
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I cook pretty well, but also trollBigZuck wrote:Trollflawschoolkid wrote:food trucks arent appealing.
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