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Andrews Kurth
Has anyone heard back after doing a callback with them? If so, what was the timeline? Specifically, I am interested in the Dallas office.
Also, I know the firm is called andrews kurth...sorry about the typo guys.
Also, I know the firm is called andrews kurth...sorry about the typo guys.
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Re: Andrew Kurth
Did you get an offer or rejection 2 days after your CB (I am guessing offer)? And was it the Dallas office?Anonymous User wrote:2 days
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Re: Andrew Kurth
Yes and yes. Are you simply trying to fill the second half or would this be your only offer.Anonymous User wrote:Did you get an offer or rejection 2 days after your CB (I am guessing offer)? And was it the Dallas office?Anonymous User wrote:2 days
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Re: Andrew Kurth
It wouldn't be my only offer, but I loved the firm and the people, and I was just hoping to get an offer. Its been longer than two days though, so a rejection may be coming my way.
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Re: Andrews Kurth
I interviewed here for a 1L SA and I felt the people were complete trash and homogenous. I understand it's Dallas, but it was just really overwhelming for me.
Anyone else have a similar experience?
ETA: I know I'm nerco-ing this post but was didn't want to create a new thread.
Anyone else have a similar experience?
ETA: I know I'm nerco-ing this post but was didn't want to create a new thread.
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Re: Andrews Kurth
I have to know what the hell that means.Anonymous User wrote:I interviewed here for a 1L SA and I felt the people were complete trash and homogenous. I understand it's Dallas, but it was just really overwhelming for me.
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Re: Andrews Kurth
Not first anonymous but I think of Mark Cuban when I think of Dallas. Also Ive heard this sentiment about AK Dallas, oddly its the only firm I've had people tell me stay away from in Dallas. Is AK H-town the same?kalvano wrote:I have to know what the hell that means.Anonymous User wrote:I interviewed here for a 1L SA and I felt the people were complete trash and homogenous. I understand it's Dallas, but it was just really overwhelming for me.
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Re: Andrews Kurth
They gave out free breakfast tacos and coffee today and the recruiting coordinators for all offices were hot-- young, blonde and perky. Not sure what's with all the hate.
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Re: Andrews Kurth
Confirmed at UT. Yes, the 3 hot girls were at the food table and the guys were standing around for conversation.Anonymous User wrote:They gave out free breakfast tacos and coffee today and the recruiting coordinators for all offices were hot-- young, blonde and perky. Not sure what's with all the hate.
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Re: Andrews Kurth
hot RCs aside, AK is the place to go for corporate in texas (besides maybe BB)turbotong wrote:Confirmed at UT. Yes, the 3 hot girls were at the food table and the guys were standing around for conversation.Anonymous User wrote:They gave out free breakfast tacos and coffee today and the recruiting coordinators for all offices were hot-- young, blonde and perky. Not sure what's with all the hate.
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Re: Andrews Kurth
I know this is a long ways away bump, but why do you say this? I am going there this summer (Houston) for 2nd half and curious about how hard my decision will be between them and V&EAnonymous User wrote:hot RCs aside, AK is the place to go for corporate in texas (besides maybe BB)turbotong wrote:Confirmed at UT. Yes, the 3 hot girls were at the food table and the guys were standing around for conversation.Anonymous User wrote:They gave out free breakfast tacos and coffee today and the recruiting coordinators for all offices were hot-- young, blonde and perky. Not sure what's with all the hate.
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Re: Andrews Kurth
rad lulz wrote:Maybe you'll get no-offered at one of both and you won't have a decisionAnonymous User wrote:
I know this is a long ways away bump, but why do you say this? I am going there this summer (Houston) for 2nd half and curious about how hard my decision will be between them and V&E

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Re: Andrews Kurth
Cap markets league tables have been friendly to them recently, in any case. No idea how they stack up relative to BB/V&E, but AK look to be national-level players in at least some areas of corporate work (if league tables are actually a good indicator, which IDK).Anonymous User wrote:I know this is a long ways away bump, but why do you say this? I am going there this summer (Houston) for 2nd half and curious about how hard my decision will be between them and V&EAnonymous User wrote:hot RCs aside, AK is the place to go for corporate in texas (besides maybe BB)turbotong wrote:Confirmed at UT. Yes, the 3 hot girls were at the food table and the guys were standing around for conversation.Anonymous User wrote:They gave out free breakfast tacos and coffee today and the recruiting coordinators for all offices were hot-- young, blonde and perky. Not sure what's with all the hate.
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Re: Andrews Kurth
Ouch, both of them, as far as I know, are pretty good about offering most.rad lulz wrote:Maybe you'll get no-offered at one of both and you won't have a decisionAnonymous User wrote:
I know this is a long ways away bump, but why do you say this? I am going there this summer (Houston) for 2nd half and curious about how hard my decision will be between them and V&E
I have heard V&E is the top dog in transaction work in TX, that is the only reason I ask.
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Re: Andrews Kurth
In Houston, V&E is the top dog. HOWEVER, Latham, AK and Bracewell are all also very, very strong in the transactional department. You can't go wrong between those four firms - I say pick on culture. After those 4, its a mix of other firms like Sidley, Locke Lord, Akin Gump, Fulbright, Baker Botts, etc., for transactional work.Anonymous User wrote:Ouch, both of them, as far as I know, are pretty good about offering most.rad lulz wrote:Maybe you'll get no-offered at one of both and you won't have a decisionAnonymous User wrote:
I know this is a long ways away bump, but why do you say this? I am going there this summer (Houston) for 2nd half and curious about how hard my decision will be between them and V&E
I have heard V&E is the top dog in transaction work in TX, that is the only reason I ask.
And, yes, AK has been killing it in the league tables lately.
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Re: Andrews Kurth
I have heard really good things about AK, especially recently. V&E, Baker Botts, Latham are the only ones on that list that pay NYC market in Houston, which would be a huge plus in my opinionAnonymous User wrote:In Houston, V&E is the top dog. HOWEVER, Latham, AK and Bracewell are all also very, very strong in the transactional department. You can't go wrong between those four firms - I say pick on culture. After those 4, its a mix of other firms like Sidley, Locke Lord, Akin Gump, Fulbright, Baker Botts, etc., for transactional work.Anonymous User wrote:Ouch, both of them, as far as I know, are pretty good about offering most.rad lulz wrote:Maybe you'll get no-offered at one of both and you won't have a decisionAnonymous User wrote:
I know this is a long ways away bump, but why do you say this? I am going there this summer (Houston) for 2nd half and curious about how hard my decision will be between them and V&E
I have heard V&E is the top dog in transaction work in TX, that is the only reason I ask.
And, yes, AK has been killing it in the league tables lately.
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