These are for non-Chicago offices. I want to do lit. I've heard murmurs of financial trouble for both.
EDIT: Please tell me why you voted the way you did!
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Jenner & Block vs Winston & Strawn
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Re: Jenner & Block vs Winston & Strawn
So, either could be in bad shape next summer, but Jenner & Block is less likely to no offer you as a result. I would be more worried about getting a no offer than about the firm going bust, since the latter would give you a better chance of getting another job in biglaw.
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Re: Jenner & Block vs Winston & Strawn
http://abovethelaw.com/2012/08/nationwi ... -strawn/2/Anonymous User wrote: EDIT: Please tell me why you voted the way you did!
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