Want to do litigation in NYC. Looking for a place which has a good culture, as good a quality of life as possible for NYC big law, good (government) exit options, and maybe a good real estate shop in case litigation is not for me.
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rockspaperjesus
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Re: Help me choose a firm
this seems kind of cunty
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Re: Help me choose a firm
Anonymous User wrote:Want to do litigation in NYC. Looking for a place which has a good culture, as good a quality of life as possible for NYC big law, good (government) exit options, and maybe a good real estate shop in case litigation is not for me.
Paul Weiss
Simpson Thacher
Skadden
SullCrom
Weil
Fried Frank
K&E
Akin Gump
Keep trying until you get a Wachtell offer.
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WearyCartographer
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Re: Help me choose a firm
FYI: http://www.nalp.org/fulltextofnalpprinc ... Candidates
A candidate should not hold open more than five offers of employment at any one time. For each offer received that places a candidate over the offer limit, the candidate should, within one week of receipt of the excess offer, release an offer.
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