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Employee Benefits practice group
Anyone know anything about this practice group? i just got placed into this at a v20, and it wasn't really my most desired choice so i know nothing about it. curious if anyone knows what hours/stress/schedule is like.
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Re: Employee Benefits practice group
Interested in this as well.
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Re: Employee Benefits practice group
Employee Benefits usually means ERISA, which governs how employee health and retirement plans are governed. Practically speaking, ERISA is like if tax and trust estates had a baby, who then grew up and became sort of unpopular at parties. It's sorta dense and awkward, but no one is sure exactly what it's doing wrong.
As far as lifestyle, think closer to transactions than litigation
As far as lifestyle, think closer to transactions than litigation
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Re: Employee Benefits practice group
I had a CB with the EB department of a boutique EB/Tax firm today. I liked the vibe and the work seems really intricate. Apparently a lot of their clients are general counsel departments.
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Re: Employee Benefits practice group
I took an entire class on ERISA. It sucks. Hopefully, you won't have to deal with any of the preemption bullshit.
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