Hi y'all,
I have offers from both Kirkland and Milbank NY. I am not sure what practice I want to be in, but I've narrowed it down to Corporate or Tax. I have no problem with Kirkland's free market system, and think I can probably thrive in that environment. On the other hand, I wouldn't mind a more standard system, like the one at Milbank. I'm also unsure whether I prefer Kirkland's intensity or Milbank's slightly more laid back culture.
If anyone has worked at either firm, or has researched them enough to have an opinion, or just has any general advice about these choices, I would really appreciate the help.
Thank you so much!
Kirkland NY vs. Milbank NY Forum
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Re: Kirkland NY vs. Milbank NY
Both are strong corporate practices, with K&E being considered "better." K&E focuses on PE with a bit of public company representation growing as well. Milbank represents way more financial institutions. On the lending side, you're looking at representing borrowers at K&E and lenders at Milbank.
It's easy enough to switch between the two firms down the line (assuming either has a need), so I'd make my decision based on gut (or even $$$). Easy to correct if you believe you've made a "mistake" down the line, even as soon as after your summer program (assuming you receive a permanent offer).
It's easy enough to switch between the two firms down the line (assuming either has a need), so I'd make my decision based on gut (or even $$$). Easy to correct if you believe you've made a "mistake" down the line, even as soon as after your summer program (assuming you receive a permanent offer).
