Do Latin Honors matter more for LIT than CORP? Forum
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Do Latin Honors matter more for LIT than CORP?
At a T14 that gives out Honors to 2Ls. Seems like all my friends interested in litigation are striving for it and make it sound prestigious. But my friends going into transnational care a lot less. Selection bias? Some other explanation?
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Re: Do Latin Honors matter more for LIT than CORP?
Lit usually equals gunning for clerkships.
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Re: Do Latin Honors matter more for LIT than CORP?
Yes. Because it's generally harder to make partner in litigation if you don't clerk (at certain firms at least). This isn't the case with corporate work.
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Re: Do Latin Honors matter more for LIT than CORP?
It's hard to make partner for everyone.Anonymous User wrote:Yes. Because it's generally harder to make partner in litigation if you don't clerk (at certain firms at least). This isn't the case with corporate work.
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