I'm a 1L, and I have interviews for each of the titled summer positions coming up. Realistically, I don't expect offers from all 3 opportunities, but I would like to gather information on them so I can know what to do should the floodgates of heaven open up I'm offered a position on the spot.
If it helps, I have a pretty substantial background in tax (for a 1L who went straight to law school). I would like to practice some kind of corporate or tax law as a career.
I would love any feedback you guys may be able to provide, as well as what you would prefer if you were in my position.
Thanks!
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Re: Federal Magistrate Judge v. Equity/Probate Judge v. Biglaw
In order of priority
1) Biglaw
2) Magistrate Judge
3) Equity/Probate Judge
1) Biglaw
2) Magistrate Judge
3) Equity/Probate Judge
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Re: Federal Magistrate Judge v. Equity/Probate Judge v. Biglaw
What is an "equity" judge? You mean bankruptcy courts? I ask because I am curious about this, too.NYC Law wrote:In order of priority
1) Biglaw
2) Magistrate Judge
3) Equity/Probate Judge
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Re: Federal Magistrate Judge v. Equity/Probate Judge v. Biglaw
No, not bankruptcy court. My state has a somewhat unique system of having a separate court system for equity matters (e.g. divorces, child custody, probate, etc.).Anonymous User wrote:What is an "equity" judge? You mean bankruptcy courts? I ask because I am curious about this, too.NYC Law wrote:In order of priority
1) Biglaw
2) Magistrate Judge
3) Equity/Probate Judge
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