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Transactional, litigation, and regulatory work n 2 sentence

Post by Br3v » Wed Mar 05, 2014 6:59 pm

Explain what litigation, transactional, and regulatory work consists of in 2 sentences in regards to what a first year associate actually does.

I'm aware of what types of work they each consist of on a vague big picture type scale, but I am interested in what the work a first year associate in one of those fields actually consists of.

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Re: Transactional, litigation, and regulatory work n 2 sentence

Post by TooOld4This » Wed Mar 05, 2014 8:09 pm

Litigation: doc review and searching for cases that don't exist
Transactional: due diligence and search and replace
Regulatory: CFR, FedReg, and agency opinion research

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Re: Transactional, litigation, and regulatory work n 2 sentence

Post by downinDtown » Thu Mar 06, 2014 12:00 am

Br3v wrote:Explain what litigation, transactional, and regulatory work consists of in 2 sentences in regards to what a first year associate actually does.

I'm aware of what types of work they each consist of on a vague big picture type scale, but I am interested in what the work a first year associate in one of those fields actually consists of.
Litigation: copy & paste case law; read, write, edit; dream of the day you'll never go to trial
Transactional: copy & paste and edit contract provisions; redline review; listen to conference calls
Regulatory: copy & paste regulations/statutes; fill in facts and dollar figures.

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Re: Transactional, litigation, and regulatory work n 2 sentence

Post by Br3v » Thu Mar 06, 2014 1:32 am

Thanks, these were actually the types of answers I was looking for.

Btw if anyone can only speak to one/two of these feel free

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Re: Transactional, litigation, and regulatory work n 2 sentence

Post by JusticeHarlan » Thu Mar 06, 2014 10:52 pm

Litigation:

Research, perhaps write,
Doc review and doc review.
Ooh, deposition!

Transactional:

Find a precedent,
Control F, then version up.
Not more diligence!

Regulatory:

Not sure, maybe read
The Code of Regulations.
Perhaps they write things?

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Re: Transactional, litigation, and regulatory work n 2 sentence

Post by yomisterd » Thu Mar 06, 2014 10:56 pm

JusticeHarlan wrote:Litigation:

Research, perhaps write,
Doc review and doc review.
Ooh, deposition!

Transactional:

Find a precedent,
Control F, then version up.
Not more diligence!

Regulatory:

Not sure, maybe read
The Code of Regulations.
Perhaps they write things?
Haikus. Fancy shit.
I like to see the effort.
Keep it up, broseph

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Re: Transactional, litigation, and regulatory work n 2 sentence

Post by prezidentv8 » Thu Mar 06, 2014 11:04 pm

This is already a terrific thread.

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Re: Transactional, litigation, and regulatory work n 2 sentence

Post by kalvano » Thu Mar 06, 2014 11:42 pm

Transactional: Draft new agreement from base document and grammar-rage at how poorly punctuated the base document is.

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