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TTH
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Any Thoughts on Burg Simpson
People who know stuff about Plaintiff's firms, what do you guys think about Burg Simpson? Is it just a national brand name for essentially individual firms in different cities? Anyone worked there or know someone who has? Interested in hearing anything about them.
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Re: Any Thoughts on Burg Simpson
Have a fried who works there. Not the Denver office. I would say it's more about the individual with a "name" behind that individual.
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Re: Any Thoughts on Burg Simpson
What does your friend think of the firm/his or her job?Anonymous User wrote:Have a fried who works there. Not the Denver office. I would say it's more about the individual with a "name" behind that individual.
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Re: Any Thoughts on Burg Simpson
I think my friend is just happy to have a job. There are some oddities at the firm but s/he enjoys doing plaintiff-side work. No idea on the compensation level.TTH wrote:What does your friend think of the firm/his or her job?Anonymous User wrote:Have a fried who works there. Not the Denver office. I would say it's more about the individual with a "name" behind that individual.
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