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reckless driving & Biglaw
Just wondering if anyone out there can tell me the likely impact on big law job prospects for a person with a reckless driving offense (not drinking-related) and an otherwise squeaky clean record. Do you think that your firm would rescind an offer if the offense occurred after the offer was accepted and one with such an offense disclosed it properly on the background check?
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thelawdoctor
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Re: reckless driving & Biglaw
are you sure you will licensed yet?Anonymous User wrote:Just wondering if anyone out there can tell me the likely impact on big law job prospects for a person with a reckless driving offense (not drinking-related) and an otherwise squeaky clean record. Do you think that your firm would rescind an offer if the offense occurred after the offer was accepted and one with such an offense disclosed it properly on the background check?
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Bronte
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Re: reckless driving & Biglaw
No, I don't think the firm is going to rescind your offer.
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Anonymous User
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Re: reckless driving & Biglaw
Thanks to both of you. Really appreciate your taking the time to respond.
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thelawdoctor
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Re: reckless driving & Biglaw
for what its worth, your welcome and I hope it all goes well for youAnonymous User wrote:Thanks to both of you. Really appreciate your taking the time to respond.
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