DC Bid List for DCN 3.75 (3.3 median) Forum

[Anonymous User]

Would any DC firm be off the table? School doesn't release rank or percentiles, so my best guess is I'm hovering right around the top 10% line, but I'm not sure.

I'm interested in both good litigation and government/regulatory practices, a particularly health care focus would be great too.

Thanks All!

[DallasCowboy]

lotsa dook students blowing up the board since our grades came out 2 days ago... cmon guys with 3.7/3.75. why would you not bid the top firms? Don't get the entitled feeling and you will be fine. sheesh

[Anonymous User]

Haha alright thanks. I just feel like the Career Center hides the ball more than necessary sometimes, so it's hard to know where you stand.

I guess my more specific question, are there any DC firms that are particularly well known for a healthcare practice. Thus far, my searches on vault, chambers, etc. haven't been super fruitful.

[bdubs]

Haha alright thanks. I just feel like the Career Center hides the ball more than necessary sometimes, so it's hard to know where you stand.

I guess my more specific question, are there any DC firms that are particularly well known for a healthcare practice. Thus far, my searches on vault, chambers, etc. haven't been super fruitful.

I'm pretty sure that Latham is known for having a good healthcare practice in DC. It's a pretty competitive office though. Check your callback sheets, etc.. to see if you're competitive.

That is based on what i've heard. Chambers might be a better source:
http://www.chambersandpartners.com/USA/ ... #org_66541

[DallasCowboy]

btw your grades are sufficient for Latham or whatever. W&C I have no idea. Call the career center and ask for numbers since they don't generally release them in a big list. They may tell you some select data if you press.