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I'm a 0L, doing interviews as Administrative Assistant at small law offices. At one of them, the lawyer has a few reviews, complaining of being fraudulently ripped off. Not that many reviews, and it could just be disgruntled clients, not necessarily a reflection of her character. I somehow still don't get a good feeling about this position, should I take it... or not? What would you do?

Have you met with the lawyer? If you have and still don't have a good feeling, then go with that.

Are these Yelp reviews?

No, one was on this legal advice forum where the client was trying to get her money back/sue for fraud; there was another one on a legal-related site, but not yelp

so any other thoughts on this?

It's enough that it would give me pause, fair or unfair. It's entirely possible, if not likely, that whoever is writing those review is just some bitter moron who lost a lousy case and thinks they're entitled to something they aren't. But fraud is serious enough that I'd have reservations about it since, if true, it is certainly not someone you want to work for/depend on to pay you.

The real question is: do you have any options? All else being equal, I'd obviously just go with someone else if I had an alternative offer. If not, then I'd be more scrutinous/try to find out more.

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