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Thanks. Can anybody that had a callback there tell me anything about the vibe/feel of the office or the strength of their corporate practice group?Anonymous User wrote:NJ office is $130,000Anonymous User wrote:What's the base salary for a first year associate at Day Pitney?
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Corp group is really small. More litagators in the office. People I met also said that corp. had been pretty slow, but they had recently began to see a slight uptick in work. I know of the latest class that started maybe one person was assigned to the corp group. So it seems that even if that's your preference you may not be assigned to that group.Anonymous User wrote:Thanks. Can anybody that had a callback there tell me anything about the vibe/feel of the office or the strength of their corporate practice group?Anonymous User wrote:NJ office is $130,000Anonymous User wrote:What's the base salary for a first year associate at Day Pitney?
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Good to know. Thanks.Anonymous User wrote:Corp group is really small. More litagators in the office. People I met also said that corp. had been pretty slow, but they had recently began to see a slight uptick in work. I know of the latest class that started maybe one person was assigned to the corp group. So it seems that even if that's your preference you may not be assigned to that group.Anonymous User wrote:Thanks. Can anybody that had a callback there tell me anything about the vibe/feel of the office or the strength of their corporate practice group?Anonymous User wrote:NJ office is $130,000Anonymous User wrote:What's the base salary for a first year associate at Day Pitney?
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Ding from Riker post callback today via email. Jersey school, 3.5-7 range gpa, LR, WE, URM. 10 screeners through OCI. 4 callbacks in total. Waiting on results from two outstanding callbacks, but it appears I may strike out. Started mass mailing at the end of july, maybe 50-75 firms, nothing out of that. I knew the economy was rough, but I had no idrea it would be this bad.
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No offense, but 3.5-3.7 from a NJ school is very very borderline for BigLaw. I don't think there's a single NJ school where below a 3.7 is top 10%, and you need to be at least 10%. You should be happy you got 4 CB's.Anonymous User wrote:Ding from Riker post callback today via email. Jersey school, 3.5-7 range gpa, LR, WE, URM. 10 screeners through OCI. 4 callbacks in total. Waiting on results from two outstanding callbacks, but it appears I may strike out. Started mass mailing at the end of july, maybe 50-75 firms, nothing out of that. I knew the economy was rough, but I had no idrea it would be this bad.
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None taken. Riker is biglaw???? I am talking about NJ Midlaw firms mostly. I only had one NYC V25 callback and I knew that was a long shot. BTW my gpa but me at about 15% or so, so I knew my chances were slim to begin with.keg411 wrote:No offense, but 3.5-3.7 from a NJ school is very very borderline for BigLaw. I don't think there's a single NJ school where below a 3.7 is top 10%, and you need to be at least 10%. You should be happy you got 4 CB's.Anonymous User wrote:Ding from Riker post callback today via email. Jersey school, 3.5-7 range gpa, LR, WE, URM. 10 screeners through OCI. 4 callbacks in total. Waiting on results from two outstanding callbacks, but it appears I may strike out. Started mass mailing at the end of july, maybe 50-75 firms, nothing out of that. I knew the economy was rough, but I had no idrea it would be this bad.
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It's splitting hairs to say "BigLaw" vs. "MidLaw", but either way, it's the type of firm that is probably looking for more top 10% than top 15% at SHU/RU. But you should definitely keep looking outside of OCI. Have you done any mailings to other NJ firms outside of OCI? Have you been able to make connections with any NJ attorneys? Because I don't think you're totally SOL in terms of a midsized firm job, considering you're getting CB's above your grade range.Anonymous User wrote:None taken. Riker is biglaw???? I am talking about NJ Midlaw firms mostly. I only had one NYC V25 callback and I knew that was a long shot. BTW my gpa but me at about 15% or so, so I knew my chances were slim to begin with.keg411 wrote:No offense, but 3.5-3.7 from a NJ school is very very borderline for BigLaw. I don't think there's a single NJ school where below a 3.7 is top 10%, and you need to be at least 10%. You should be happy you got 4 CB's.Anonymous User wrote:Ding from Riker post callback today via email. Jersey school, 3.5-7 range gpa, LR, WE, URM. 10 screeners through OCI. 4 callbacks in total. Waiting on results from two outstanding callbacks, but it appears I may strike out. Started mass mailing at the end of july, maybe 50-75 firms, nothing out of that. I knew the economy was rough, but I had no idrea it would be this bad.
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For mass mail I mainly focused on NY/PA because I thought most of the nj firms came through OCI. I'll try reaching out to the ones that didn't come. Thanks for the advice.keg411 wrote:It's splitting hairs to say "BigLaw" vs. "MidLaw", but either way, it's the type of firm that is probably looking for more top 10% than top 15% at SHU/RU. But you should definitely keep looking outside of OCI. Have you done any mailings to other NJ firms outside of OCI? Have you been able to make connections with any NJ attorneys? Because I don't think you're totally SOL in terms of a midsized firm job, considering you're getting CB's above your grade range.Anonymous User wrote:None taken. Riker is biglaw???? I am talking about NJ Midlaw firms mostly. I only had one NYC V25 callback and I knew that was a long shot. BTW my gpa but me at about 15% or so, so I knew my chances were slim to begin with.keg411 wrote:No offense, but 3.5-3.7 from a NJ school is very very borderline for BigLaw. I don't think there's a single NJ school where below a 3.7 is top 10%, and you need to be at least 10%. You should be happy you got 4 CB's.Anonymous User wrote:Ding from Riker post callback today via email. Jersey school, 3.5-7 range gpa, LR, WE, URM. 10 screeners through OCI. 4 callbacks in total. Waiting on results from two outstanding callbacks, but it appears I may strike out. Started mass mailing at the end of july, maybe 50-75 firms, nothing out of that. I knew the economy was rough, but I had no idrea it would be this bad.
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Also, consider trying Martindale for mailing smaller and mid-sized firms and not just NALP. I've seen a few of the NJ OCI lists (at least last year) and they definitely leave out a ton of firms. They also usually have a "top firms in NJ" list in one of the editions of the NJ Law Journal -- see if your Career Services has a copy.Anonymous User wrote:For mass mail I mainly focused on NY/PA because I thought most of the nj firms came through OCI. I'll try reaching out to the ones that didn't come. Thanks for the advice.
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Anybody know Lindabury salary?
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not 100% sure but I believe they are in the $70-90k range.Anonymous User wrote:Anybody know Lindabury salary?
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Anyone have an update on Cole Schotz (Wilmington)? Is their compensation in the +$130K range?
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They will make their first round decisions on October 10, when their hiring committee meets. You won't hear before then. Their starting salary is 120K.
As to the guy who struck out at Riker, your "near top 10%" isn't anything special coming from a NJ school. These firms in Jersey are "big law" if we're referring to the NJ market, and they try to act high and mighty as if they're from NY. This translates to excessive criteria standards that this shitty economy has contributed to boosting.
As to the guy who struck out at Riker, your "near top 10%" isn't anything special coming from a NJ school. These firms in Jersey are "big law" if we're referring to the NJ market, and they try to act high and mighty as if they're from NY. This translates to excessive criteria standards that this shitty economy has contributed to boosting.
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Any idea how many CBs Cole Schotz gave out? Sounds like they issued a ton of them in consideration for only a few SA slots.
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anyone heard of "Genova, Burns Giantomasi & Webster"? looks like mid-law from their website but no other info about it.
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Size wise they may be considered mid-law, but the type of work they do is more like a small law firm. They came to the late session of OCI this year at Rutgers. They seem to be growing. One of the partners (Webster) used to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers I believe.Anonymous User wrote:anyone heard of "Genova, Burns Giantomasi & Webster"? looks like mid-law from their website but no other info about it.
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For those who had a CB with Bressler. Any word?
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They represent President Obama in NJ.Anonymous User wrote:anyone heard of "Genova, Burns Giantomasi & Webster"? looks like mid-law from their website but no other info about it.
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so like, divorces and private bankruptcies? anyone have any clue about starting salary?Anonymous User wrote:Size wise they may be considered mid-law, but the type of work they do is more like a small law firm. They came to the late session of OCI this year at Rutgers. They seem to be growing. One of the partners (Webster) used to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers I believe.Anonymous User wrote:anyone heard of "Genova, Burns Giantomasi & Webster"? looks like mid-law from their website but no other info about it.
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Can someone who had a CB w/ Cole SChotz please tell me what the interview was generally like? They don't reimburse for travel, right? Thanks a lot!Anonymous User wrote:They will make their first round decisions on October 10, when their hiring committee meets. You won't hear before then. Their starting salary is 120K.
As to the guy who struck out at Riker, your "near top 10%" isn't anything special coming from a NJ school. These firms in Jersey are "big law" if we're referring to the NJ market, and they try to act high and mighty as if they're from NY. This translates to excessive criteria standards that this shitty economy has contributed to boosting.
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Anyone heard of Trenk Dipasquale? Salary? SA Class size?
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NJ firms not paying for travel expenses is TTT as fuck.
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Sent in my app in August and have heard nothing. Although that goes for most places. Quite weird since I have bangin stats for Jersey + am home grown.Anonymous User wrote:Anyone heard of Trenk Dipasquale? Salary? SA Class size?
They're a smaller shop, I'm assuming around 70K salary. Noticed they have 3 SAs every year.
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