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chewy
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Ties to an area.
This question may have been answered in a corner of TLS I am yet to find, but what exactly is a tie to a market? and how much can it really help. Do hiring committees really just listen to what a partner not on the committee has to say about a person? I guess my thought process is that it would help a lot with a small 15 lawyer firm, but how much poll does one partner have at a huge firm "to get their guy in"
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DCDuck
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Re: Ties to an area.
How hard did you look, really?
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=178650
Also, it's "pull," not "poll."
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=178650
Also, it's "pull," not "poll."
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DallasCowboy
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Re: Ties to an area.
Yeah, a tie is not a "hookup" or "in." It means you lived there, usually.
