I have no direct ties to NoVa or to DC. I'm from a southern state, though, and I'm genuinely interested in the area. The idea of a nice community not far from a major metro. Is this enough to make mass mailing worthwhile?
Median at CCN if it matters.
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AreJay711
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Re: NoVa - ties?
I'm not sure ties are necessary for NoVa: It's just a relatively small market that can pull associates from big DC firms. There's a lot of legal work but clients can just retain DC counsel barred in VA. So go for it.
Note: I don't think being from the south is really that helpful. Arlington (obviously) and Fairfax counties would be part of DC if it was an organic city and aren' t that much different.
Note: I don't think being from the south is really that helpful. Arlington (obviously) and Fairfax counties would be part of DC if it was an organic city and aren' t that much different.
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ResIpsa21
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Re: NoVa - ties?
Mass mailing is always worthwhile, and CCN should have decent traction in the DC metro area. But are you looking to do patent work? With the exception of a few biglaw firms with offices in Tyson's Corner, most firms in NoVa focus on IP (for obvious reasons).
