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Nulli Secundus
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Noobish Question
Got my answer, thank you all!
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merichard87
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Re: Noobish Question
The way you asked this question truly makes me want to give you the WTF face but I will answer anyway.
Yes, firms hire you before you pass the bar exam. I would assume there is a clause within your employment contract that says you must pass it within a year or so though. Many of the top firms also pay for the exam as well as exam prep.
Yes, firms hire you before you pass the bar exam. I would assume there is a clause within your employment contract that says you must pass it within a year or so though. Many of the top firms also pay for the exam as well as exam prep.
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Cavalier
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Re: Noobish Question
Firms hire you with the assumption that you will pass the bar. I think that at most firms you can fail once, but if you fail twice than you'll be fired.
