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Re: Shearman vs Schulte
I would also like to know what people think about this.
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Anonymous User
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Re: Shearman vs Schulte
Shearman by a mile, Schulte has a limited practice while Shearman has many areas you can try, you really don't know what you like until you practice it, at Schulte you'll be stuck in hedge funds for the most part, at Shearman you can experiment and find out what suits you best.
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Re: Shearman vs Schulte
I can sit and be amused by my pack of Shearman mints for dozens of seconds, even minutes. Shearman by a lot. Schulte is everyone's back-up firm if they strike out everywhere else.
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Anonymous User
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Re: Shearman vs Schulte
Maybe at Harvard, prick.Anonymous User wrote:I can sit and be amused by my pack of Shearman mints for dozens of seconds, even minutes. Shearman by a lot. Schulte is everyone's back-up firm if they strike out everywhere else.
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underachiever
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Re: Shearman vs Schulte
Shearman.
Schulte is a good firm, and above poster is right, its a great place to get a job and definitely something to be proud of, but Shearman is a better firm for both broad Transactional work and Litigation.
Schulte is a good firm, and above poster is right, its a great place to get a job and definitely something to be proud of, but Shearman is a better firm for both broad Transactional work and Litigation.
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Re: Shearman vs Schulte
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Anonymous User
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Re: Shearman vs Schulte
NYAssociate, are you saying that Shearman is no longer better or that they no longer have perks?
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Anonymous User
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Re: Shearman vs Schulte
This is incredible dickish and I hope someone deletes your comment.Anonymous User wrote:I can sit and be amused by my pack of Shearman mints for dozens of seconds, even minutes. Shearman by a lot. Schulte is everyone's back-up firm if they strike out everywhere else.
