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Carroll McNulty
Thoughts on this firm? (CMK.COM)... Salary info? Legit or shit law?
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Anonymous User
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Re: Carroll McNulty
Bumping this even though it's super old to avoid duplicity.
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Mozart Lacrimosa
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Re: Carroll McNulty
Also interested if anyone has heard things good/bad.
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Re: Carroll McNulty
Anonymous User wrote:Bumping this even though it's super old to avoid duplicity.
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Re: Carroll McNulty
Also interested. Anyone?Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Bumping this even though it's super old to avoid duplicity.
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Re: Carroll McNulty
Anonymous User wrote:Also interested. Anyone?Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Bumping this even though it's super old to avoid duplicity.
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JCougar
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Re: Carroll McNulty
Ummm....It's big-market insurance defense. Biglaw hours, about half the pay, no usable skills. I know someone who works there who is pretty thrilled, but that's because he started out doing even more boring insurance defense for even less in the boonies. He's now thrilled to work 90 hours a week for "almost" six figures.
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Re: Carroll McNulty
Thanks for the info! Does any of this change if working insurance coverage as opposed to insurance defense?JCougar wrote:Ummm....It's big-market insurance defense. Biglaw hours, about half the pay, no usable skills. I know someone who works there who is pretty thrilled, but that's because he started out doing even more boring insurance defense for even less in the boonies. He's now thrilled to work 90 hours a week for "almost" six figures.
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Re: Carroll McNulty
It's fine. I know a couple lawyers from BigLaw firms who washed out and ended up there. It's a lifestyle firm by BigLaw standards, but with worse hours than true lifestyle firms. At the end of the day, the key issue is that their rates are $200-300/hour, so they can't pay that much, nor work so little if they want to keep the lights on/
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JCougar
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Re: Carroll McNulty
Coverage is definitely a step above ID. I mean, most Biglaw work of any kind is mind-numbingly boring BS. But yeah, it's not as prestigious as true Biglaw and therefore doesn't pay as well.Anonymous User wrote:Thanks for the info! Does any of this change if working insurance coverage as opposed to insurance defense?JCougar wrote:Ummm....It's big-market insurance defense. Biglaw hours, about half the pay, no usable skills. I know someone who works there who is pretty thrilled, but that's because he started out doing even more boring insurance defense for even less in the boonies. He's now thrilled to work 90 hours a week for "almost" six figures.
