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Haynes Boone- San Antonio

Post by DTX » Sun Oct 21, 2012 9:59 pm

What's everyone's opinion of this office ? Do they hire associates/summers for this office? What kind of work is standard?

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Re: Haynes Boone- San Antonio

Post by hookem14 » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:42 pm

DTX wrote:What's everyone's opinion of this office ? Do they hire associates/summers for this office? What kind of work is standard?
Tough to have an opinion about a small office. Love HB in general, though. I think they interview for summers, but not sure if they always take someone.

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Re: Haynes Boone- San Antonio

Post by badaboom61 » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:47 pm

HB seems like a great firm and great place to work, at least in Dallas, although I would still avoid it given the offer rate.

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Re: Haynes Boone- San Antonio

Post by hookem14 » Tue Oct 23, 2012 12:29 am

badaboom61 wrote:HB seems like a great firm and great place to work, at least in Dallas, although I would still avoid it given the offer rate.
Do you have any specifics on the Dallas office offer rate, by chance?

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Re: Haynes Boone- San Antonio

Post by badaboom61 » Tue Oct 23, 2012 8:40 am

hookem14 wrote:
badaboom61 wrote:HB seems like a great firm and great place to work, at least in Dallas, although I would still avoid it given the offer rate.
Do you have any specifics on the Dallas office offer rate, by chance?
It's been around 75% past couple of years. Check NALP.

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Re: Haynes Boone- San Antonio

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Oct 23, 2012 8:56 am

badaboom61 wrote: It's been around 75% past couple of years. Check NALP.
It was above 90% this past summer according to multiple attorneys I talked to in the Dallas office.

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Re: Haynes Boone- San Antonio

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Oct 23, 2012 1:03 pm

I wouldn't use Dallas' offer rate as any indication of the offer rates in San Antonio (or any of their smaller offices). 2 years ago, the San Antonio office no-offered 100% of their summers (granted, it was a small class, but still). There's a reason why they don't report offer rates on an office-by-office basis.

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Re: Haynes Boone- San Antonio

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:43 pm

Anonymous User wrote:I wouldn't use Dallas' offer rate as any indication of the offer rates in San Antonio (or any of their smaller offices). 2 years ago, the San Antonio office no-offered 100% of their summers (granted, it was a small class, but still). There's a reason why they don't report offer rates on an office-by-office basis.
Makes me glad I'll be in the Dallas office this summer... I did think it was weird how they reported a firm-wide ratio.

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Re: Haynes Boone- San Antonio

Post by Anonymous User » Wed Oct 24, 2012 8:52 pm

Can confirm the offer rate in the Dallas office was over 90% this summer. The no-offers, from what I understand, were second-halfers who basically mailed it in and collected a check while they were there.

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