What is TLS opinion on DLA Piper ITE?
Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2012 3:08 pm
Still "enjoy dla piper" or are they now credited ITE?
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Can you elaborate? Pardon my ignorance.buckilaw wrote:DLA > unemployment. But you will still be, justifiably, ridiculed.
Works at DLA.Anonymous User wrote:Ridiculed for making 160k starting? only on tls
Come again?rad lulz wrote:If you get an interview of job with DLA, enjoy it.
Enjoy dla piper.sambeber wrote:Come again?rad lulz wrote:If you get an interview of job with DLA, enjoy it.
AmLaw 100. 7.16 Associates:Partnersifigotoschool wrote:Source?Haymarket wrote:DLALOL Piper is more leveraged than Lehman Brothers.
Yeah, fuck long term career prospects! I want to get laid immediately no matter what!BruceWayne wrote:I've got a more relevant question than the one you posted OP.
What is an attractive woman's opinion on a man who works at a law firm paying 160K to first year employees ITE? The answer to that question is a lot more important than the answer to yours.
Haymarket, sometimes your comments remind me so much of Sheldon Cooper. I have Sheldon Cooper's voice in my head saying that... (except he would have said "forget")Haymarket wrote:Yeah, fuck long term career prospects! I want to get laid immediately no matter what!BruceWayne wrote:I've got a more relevant question than the one you posted OP.
What is an attractive woman's opinion on a man who works at a law firm paying 160K to first year employees ITE? The answer to that question is a lot more important than the answer to yours.
This is 99% old xoxo second-hand stuff, but the gist is that they have a ton of offices in crappy cities, they're extremely leveraged, which makes them seem more like a law-factory than a training environment, and their work tends to be on the lower-end of BigLaw work.Anonymous User wrote:Real talk though... what exactly is bad about DLA Piper?
The problem isn't that they have a ton of offices in "crappy cities" (whatever those are), the problem is that they are a firm without a home market or any city where they are anywhere close to the "best." They are basically second-rate everywhere. The only office that strikes me as pretty good is the San Diego office. It is what used to be Gray Cary, one of the old-line San Diego-based firms.keg411 wrote:This is 99% old xoxo second-hand stuff, but the gist is that they have a ton of offices in crappy cities, they're extremely leveraged, which makes them seem more like a law-factory than a training environment, and their work tends to be on the lower-end of BigLaw work.Anonymous User wrote:Real talk though... what exactly is bad about DLA Piper?
"Enjoy DLA Piper" came from the time where everyone got BigLaw, and so someone having to settle for DLA Piper from a T14 school was basically the mark of sucking at life.
No, it came from their marketing materials at the time.keg411 wrote:This is 99% old xoxo second-hand stuff, but the gist is that they have a ton of offices in crappy cities, they're extremely leveraged, which makes them seem more like a law-factory than a training environment, and their work tends to be on the lower-end of BigLaw work.Anonymous User wrote:Real talk though... what exactly is bad about DLA Piper?
"Enjoy DLA Piper" came from the time where everyone got BigLaw, and so someone having to settle for DLA Piper from a T14 school was basically the mark of sucking at life.
You're wrong. Their Kazakh office is first rate it's market. They do big-borat-law.RVP11 wrote:The problem isn't that they have a ton of offices in "crappy cities" (whatever those are), the problem is that they are a firm without a home market or any city where they are anywhere close to the "best." They are basically second-rate everywhere. The only office that strikes me as pretty good is the San Diego office. It is what used to be Gray Cary, one of the old-line San Diego-based firms.keg411 wrote:This is 99% old xoxo second-hand stuff, but the gist is that they have a ton of offices in crappy cities, they're extremely leveraged, which makes them seem more like a law-factory than a training environment, and their work tends to be on the lower-end of BigLaw work.Anonymous User wrote:Real talk though... what exactly is bad about DLA Piper?
"Enjoy DLA Piper" came from the time where everyone got BigLaw, and so someone having to settle for DLA Piper from a T14 school was basically the mark of sucking at life.
Gotcha. Don't go far back enough, so I just got it from the xo meme. But that just makes it funnierFresh Prince wrote:No, it came from their marketing materials at the time.keg411 wrote:This is 99% old xoxo second-hand stuff, but the gist is that they have a ton of offices in crappy cities, they're extremely leveraged, which makes them seem more like a law-factory than a training environment, and their work tends to be on the lower-end of BigLaw work.Anonymous User wrote:Real talk though... what exactly is bad about DLA Piper?
"Enjoy DLA Piper" came from the time where everyone got BigLaw, and so someone having to settle for DLA Piper from a T14 school was basically the mark of sucking at life.
This exchange drew a hearty laugh. Thank you.rad lulz wrote:Enjoy DLA Piper.sambeber wrote:Come again?rad lulz wrote:If you get an interview of job with DLA, enjoy it.
But everything else is 100% correct, yes?Fresh Prince wrote:No, it came from their marketing materials at the time.keg411 wrote:This is 99% old xoxo second-hand stuff, but the gist is that they have a ton of offices in crappy cities, they're extremely leveraged, which makes them seem more like a law-factory than a training environment, and their work tends to be on the lower-end of BigLaw work.Anonymous User wrote:Real talk though... what exactly is bad about DLA Piper?
"Enjoy DLA Piper" came from the time where everyone got BigLaw, and so someone having to settle for DLA Piper from a T14 school was basically the mark of sucking at life.
I don't know. I guess? Would totally take a partner job there. 10x better than being an 8th year associate at S&C with zero partnership prospects despite the fact that they've lead you on for 8 years.dixiecupdrinking wrote:But everything else is 100% correct, yes?Fresh Prince wrote:No, it came from their marketing materials at the time.keg411 wrote:This is 99% old xoxo second-hand stuff, but the gist is that they have a ton of offices in crappy cities, they're extremely leveraged, which makes them seem more like a law-factory than a training environment, and their work tends to be on the lower-end of BigLaw work.Anonymous User wrote:Real talk though... what exactly is bad about DLA Piper?
"Enjoy DLA Piper" came from the time where everyone got BigLaw, and so someone having to settle for DLA Piper from a T14 school was basically the mark of sucking at life.