What are the larger plaintiffs firms, like Cohen and Milstein, that have summer programs? Does anyone know how these firms compare to corporate-focused biglaw counterparts in terms of pay, working environment, etc?
I'm a rising 2L (top third) at a lower ranked T-14. Would that make me somewhat competitive for these firms?
Thanks.
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Danteshek
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Re: Plaintiffs Firms?
Most of the best plaintiffs lawyers are in really small firms or solo. If you are really interested in this practice area you should forget about the bigness paradigm.
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NarwhalPunter
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Re: Plaintiffs Firms?
The following has a list of some of the larger plaintiff's firms...
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=131696
I'm too lazy to comb through and see exactly which ones offer summer programs, but I know of at least a half dozen at a glance that do. Classes are usually small and are often isolated to the home office.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=131696
I'm too lazy to comb through and see exactly which ones offer summer programs, but I know of at least a half dozen at a glance that do. Classes are usually small and are often isolated to the home office.
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