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Exit Options
What do exit options look like after a two year clerkship for state supreme court (FL)? Currently attend a T20, graduating with honors.
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Anonymous User
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Re: Exit Options
Exit options from the clerkship? Get a legal job.Anonymous User wrote:What do exit options look like after a two year clerkship for state supreme court (FL)? Currently attend a T20, graduating with honors.
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desertlaw
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Re: Exit Options
Probably working for a firm that provides legal services. Higher up the Vault rankings than without the clerkship.Anonymous User wrote:Exit options from the clerkship? Get a legal job.Anonymous User wrote:What do exit options look like after a two year clerkship for state supreme court (FL)? Currently attend a T20, graduating with honors.
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Grizz
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Re: Exit Options
Vault means jack shit in FL, hthdesertlaw wrote:Probably working for a firm that provides legal services. Higher up the Vault rankings than without the clerkship.Anonymous User wrote:Exit options from the clerkship? Get a legal job.Anonymous User wrote:What do exit options look like after a two year clerkship for state supreme court (FL)? Currently attend a T20, graduating with honors.
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BrianFellow
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Re: Exit Options
Oh man I watch Gavel2Gavel sometimes for fun. Which one are you? Pariente is my favorite and she's so sassy. When she asks a question to a lawyer she looks across the bench incredulously as if to say "AMIRITE?"
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