Davis Polk
Simpson Thacher
Paul Weiss
I have offers from all of the above and as you can imagine having a helluva time deciding.
I'm interested in corporate/transactional work but may at some point want some lit experience. I love living in NYC. I'm engaged to marry soon after I graduate from law school. I would love to have children sooner than later but do expect to keep working full-time. I also plan on clerking for a year after graduation.
I'm curious which is most friendly to women and mothers in terms of flex-time and reduced hours while still doing heavy-duty corporate/lit work? Which firm are more likely to give you a good shot at equity partnership even with having to balance work and family life? How are these firms doing ITE?
Any advice very much appreciated. Thanks!
(Yes, I'm hoping NYAssociate chimes in.
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