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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 1:40 pm

any news?

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 5:03 pm

Crowell & Moring DC ding via email today.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 5:09 pm

I think it's all over.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 6:25 pm

Did anyone ever hear from:

Jenner & Block NY
Willkie Farr NY
Skadden Boston
Nixon Peabody Boston
Sullivan & Worcester Boston
Foley & Lardner Boston

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 6:41 pm

Anonymous User wrote:Did anyone ever hear from:

Jenner & Block NY
Willkie Farr NY
Skadden Boston
Nixon Peabody Boston
Sullivan & Worcester Boston
Foley & Lardner Boston
Heard from these four last week.
Anonymous User wrote:I think it's all over.
Probably. Maybe one or two stragglers but not enough to get one's hopes up.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Pablo Ramirez » Tue Sep 07, 2010 6:42 pm

Anonymous User wrote:I think it's all over.
The Kagan has sung.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 6:54 pm

Was EIP a total disaster for anyone else? I have top quarter grades and one callback.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 7:03 pm

Anonymous User wrote:Was EIP a total disaster for anyone else? I have top quarter grades and one callback.
Don't give up hope! It's too soon to call it a "total disaster." That one callback could result in an offer.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 7:03 pm

Still waiting for 3 firms (MTO, Bracewell, Yetter)

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

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Anonymous User wrote:Still waiting for 3 firms (MTO, Bracewell, Yetter)
I'm still waiting on 12. It's gotten to the point where I don't care.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 7:21 pm

MoFo e-mail ding, Winston & Strawn mail ding. Kind of saw it coming with my grades, but I thought I really did a good job standing out in the Winston interview.

This makes 0 for 23, with 10 still pending (9 counting out Quinn Emanuel, no letter but no dinner either.)

...I hear train conductors are making some good money these days.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 7:35 pm

Anonymous User wrote:MoFo e-mail ding, Winston & Strawn mail ding. Kind of saw it coming with my grades, but I thought I really did a good job standing out in the Winston interview.

This makes 0 for 23, with 10 still pending (9 counting out Quinn Emanuel, no letter but no dinner either.)

...I hear train conductors are making some good money these days.
I'm 1 for 16 with 6 "pending". Everyone I'm still waiting on has contacted other people with both dings and callbacks.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 7:46 pm

Orrick LA callback today. Pretty late in the game.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 8:13 pm

Anonymous User wrote:Orrick LA callback today. Pretty late in the game.
Congrats! Had you heard of anyone else getting callbacks way before you did? That is to say, do you think you got in off a callback waitlist?

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Sep 07, 2010 8:17 pm

Mofo sf ding email. Dpw NYC and Quinn ding snail. 4Hs

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Wed Sep 08, 2010 10:07 am

Indulge my curiosity--has anyone gotten a Miller Nash callback at all?

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Wed Sep 08, 2010 10:43 am

Anonymous User wrote:Did anyone ever hear from:

Jenner & Block NY
Willkie Farr NY
Skadden Boston
Nixon Peabody Boston
Sullivan & Worcester Boston
Foley & Lardner Boston


jb ny went out a week ago.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Wed Sep 08, 2010 11:01 am

Anonymous User wrote:Was EIP a total disaster for anyone else? I have top quarter grades and one callback.
Me. I wish more people would speak up about how disappointing this all was.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

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Anonymous User wrote:Was EIP a total disaster for anyone else? I have top quarter grades and one callback.
Me. I wish more people would speak up about how disappointing this all was.
Have you talked to OCS about it?

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Wed Sep 08, 2010 2:14 pm

OCS is what got us into this mess -- giving us unrealistic expectations about our chances at various firms/markets.

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Wed Sep 08, 2010 3:07 pm

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Anonymous User wrote:What are you, nuts??

Don't decline a single callback until you get an offer.
Except that fucks over people who haven't received any callbacks yet. I have enough scheduled, including safeties, such that I am not going to strike out. Not declining just reduces the pool size of callbacks available to HLS students.

I will, however, echo the earlier sentiment that this is an asinine process.
been on 9 CBs. no offers

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Wed Sep 08, 2010 3:32 pm

Anyone get any rejections/callbacks today?

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Wed Sep 08, 2010 3:43 pm

Anonymous User wrote:
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Anonymous User wrote:What are you, nuts??

Don't decline a single callback until you get an offer.
Except that fucks over people who haven't received any callbacks yet. I have enough scheduled, including safeties, such that I am not going to strike out. Not declining just reduces the pool size of callbacks available to HLS students.

I will, however, echo the earlier sentiment that this is an asinine process.
been on 9 CBs. no offers
did you already hear back from all of them? :shock:

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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Wed Sep 08, 2010 3:44 pm

Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:What are you, nuts??

Don't decline a single callback until you get an offer.
Except that fucks over people who haven't received any callbacks yet. I have enough scheduled, including safeties, such that I am not going to strike out. Not declining just reduces the pool size of callbacks available to HLS students.

I will, however, echo the earlier sentiment that this is an asinine process.
been on 9 CBs. no offers
did you already hear back from all of them? :shock:
2 dings. waiting on the other 7. 3 of them were last week

Seriously? What are you waiting for?

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