Proskauer Rose NJ
Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2014 2:48 pm
is the Newark office less selective? All the bids I see on here seem to be for the NYC office so I was wondering what the general consensus on the NJ office was
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Still extremely competitive.Anonymous User wrote:is the Newark office less selective? All the bids I see on here seem to be for the NYC office so I was wondering what the general consensus on the NJ office was
Actually the opposite. Their labor and elisa group is one of the best. The NJ office is most likely more selective, given small class and its niche but highly regarded groupexitoptions wrote:Edit: Scooped.
As far as I know, they only do labor and employment law from that office. I think it's less selective than their NYC office.
I probably allowed my dislike for labor law to cloud my perception of selectivity. My point was really more directed to the fact that unless you want labor law and you know now that is all you ever want to do, you shouldn't bother with the NWK office.Anonymous User wrote:Actually the opposite. Their labor and elisa group is one of the best. The NJ office is most likely more selective, given small class and its niche but highly regarded groupexitoptions wrote:Edit: Scooped.
As far as I know, they only do labor and employment law from that office. I think it's less selective than their NYC office.