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lschhope111
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Caribbean Law
Has anyone ever heard of either interning/working for a Caribbean law firm in Bermuda, Caymans, Barbados, etc. during or after law school? Seems like an interesting market with quite a diverse group of attorneys.
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greenchair
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Re: Caribbean Law
I'm an eastern Caribbean island right now for vacation and I can tell you a lot of these islands used to be British colonies. For example the island I'm on now drives on the left side of the road. Bermuda isn't in the Caribbean, but they definitely use a modified form of Britain common law as well, and they also drive left... I feel like it would be a lot like trying to intern/working in England law firm. I may be wrong.lschhope111 wrote:Has anyone ever heard of either interning/working for a Caribbean law firm in Bermuda, Caymans, Barbados, etc. during or after law school? Seems like an interesting market with quite a diverse group of attorneys.
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mac.empress
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Re: Caribbean Law
It would be like working in England. Also consider that Caribbean law students have a compulsory 10 week summer attachment and so firms really may not be able to accommodate persons from outside the region.
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