I work there. I like it. Just depends. I actually work as much as my friends in NYC firms although they aren't huge strivers. They bill less than 2k, which everyone seems to think isn't possible.Anonymous User wrote:Bumping this thread to try and figure out the Reed Smith mystery. Posters early in the thread said it was terrible, while others chimed in and seemed to make it sound pretty tolerable. Which is it? Has anybody worked there?
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Are you in litigation or transactional? What's your typical day? Weekends?Anonymous User wrote:I work there. I like it. Just depends. I actually work as much as my friends in NYC firms although they aren't huge strivers. They bill less than 2k, which everyone seems to think isn't possible.Anonymous User wrote:Bumping this thread to try and figure out the Reed Smith mystery. Posters early in the thread said it was terrible, while others chimed in and seemed to make it sound pretty tolerable. Which is it? Has anybody worked there?
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Lit. Usually 8 to 6. Maybe an hour or two from home depending on how busy I am. Usually work 4 to 6 hours on the weekend. My schedule really fluctuates though.Anonymous User wrote:Are you in litigation or transactional? What's your typical day? Weekends?Anonymous User wrote:I work there. I like it. Just depends. I actually work as much as my friends in NYC firms although they aren't huge strivers. They bill less than 2k, which everyone seems to think isn't possible.Anonymous User wrote:Bumping this thread to try and figure out the Reed Smith mystery. Posters early in the thread said it was terrible, while others chimed in and seemed to make it sound pretty tolerable. Which is it? Has anybody worked there?
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Thanks for the reply. Please shoot me a private message if you get a chance.Anonymous User wrote:Lit. Usually 8 to 6. Maybe an hour or two from home depending on how busy I am. Usually work 4 to 6 hours on the weekend. My schedule really fluctuates though.
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Any insight on the best civil rights litigation firms/practitioners? I'm working in the general region now, but I really love Pittsburgh, and am interested in getting in there. Not sure how to find who is legit/respected (a lot of shady personal injury practitioners like to call themselves "civil rights" attorneys because they sued a police officer once).
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