Can someone please give me info about the following firms? I don't know which one to choose...
I am interested in a firm with good work/life balance, a team-oriented approach, and generally good people. All of that is more important to me than salary.
squire patton boggs
BakerHostetler
Porter Wright
Vorys Sater Seymour & Pease
Thank you and I appreciate the help!
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Re: Midwest Firms
So, I assume you are looking in Ohio?
Honestly, these firms are all "okay." I wouldn't consider one better than the other.
Out of this list, probably Vorys, though their associates aren't always the happiest people.
Squire obviously just merged, and who knows what is to come of that. They have been going through tough financial times.
Same with Baker, they have been enduring some tough financial times.
Porter Wright, again, has endured tough financial times. It is very old fashioned and is not necessarily notable in any practice area.
This will also depend on where you want to live. Good luck with your choice.
Honestly, these firms are all "okay." I wouldn't consider one better than the other.
Out of this list, probably Vorys, though their associates aren't always the happiest people.
Squire obviously just merged, and who knows what is to come of that. They have been going through tough financial times.
Same with Baker, they have been enduring some tough financial times.
Porter Wright, again, has endured tough financial times. It is very old fashioned and is not necessarily notable in any practice area.
This will also depend on where you want to live. Good luck with your choice.
