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This should give a pretty good idea of how people are doing this summer. I have no idea how many people actually transfered in, so I used a 220 base, which is probably too high. Keep in mind that several people with fantastic outcomes (Susman, Kellog Huber, ect.) aren't represented here. Given that I'm a law student, take all math for what it's worth.

V5: 14.5%
V6-10: 10.9% (so 25.4% total in V10)
V11-20:11.8% (37.2% total in v20)
V21-30: 10.9% (48.2% total in V30)
V31-50: 8.6% (56.8% total in V50)
V51-100: 9.5% (66.3% total in v100)
NLJ250: 6.8% (73.2% total in NLJ250)

People working at Susman and Kellogg are probably still counted in the results because those people typically split with other NLJ 250 firms.

If your math is correct then this means 2012 OCI was slightly worse than 2011 OCI, which syncs pretty well with the NALP stats.

Anonymous User wrote:People working at Susman and Kellogg are probably still counted in the results because those people typically split with other NLJ 250 firms.

Just checked and everyone at Susman and Kellogg is splitting with another NLJ 250, but there are others at market paying non NLJ 250 firms.