I was kind of thinking I'd do litigation before OCI. But now it looks like my only offer is going to be from a V30 satellite that only does transactional stuff. I don't know the first thing about finance or anything related to it, but it's looking like I'm going to accept.
Can I learn this stuff in law school? What should I do before next summer?
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rinkrat19
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Re: Offer from transactional firm, but zero finance knowledge.
Cramming all the transactional classes you can into your spring term seems like a logical place to start.
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Re: Offer from transactional firm, but zero finance knowledge.
You're in the same position as most law students that go transactional, you have nothing to worry about. Congrats on the job.
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Re: Offer from transactional firm, but zero finance knowledge.
Neither do corporate attorneys. <rimshot>
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Re: Offer from transactional firm, but zero finance knowledge.
I mean, of course I'll do that. Unfortunately my schedule for this fall is about as lit focused as possible...rinkrat19 wrote:Cramming all the transactional classes you can into your spring term seems like a logical place to start.
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Re: Offer from transactional firm, but zero finance knowledge.
Appreciate this, thank you.Anonymous User wrote:You're in the same position as most law students that go transactional, you have nothing to worry about. Congrats on the job.
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Re: Offer from transactional firm, but zero finance knowledge.
midlevel corporate lawyer here: youll be fine.
and after a while, youll be thanking god you're not wasting you're career on lit.
and after a while, youll be thanking god you're not wasting you're career on lit.
