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Dollaz
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Practicing in DC
I am a current Federal Employee trying to decide what region to go to law school in. Does having federal experience make employment prospects better in the DC area?
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TTT-LS
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hithere
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Re: Practicing in DC
Without question-having federal govt. experience gives you an advantage.
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