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SEC entry level hiring
Does the SEC hire entry level attorneys?
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Re: SEC entry level hiring
Only if you're entering in 2002.
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LawIdiot86
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Re: SEC entry level hiring
They haven't even had applications for AC since 2009. It really doesn't exist given the huge layoffs of skilled corporate and securities lawyers from firms during the recession, who then fled to the government with 3-5 years of relevant experience.
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Re: SEC entry level hiring
So if they're coming to my school's OCI, it'd be not a very good use of a bid?
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Re: SEC entry level hiring
Only if you like shooting yourself in the foot.
-- former intern/unemployed 3L
-- former intern/unemployed 3L
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