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Schulte is known for their investment management work, but what about future opportunities if you do litigation there? Would it be better to summer at a lesser known litigation boutique?

Interested in litigation, but want to have exit options open down the road...

TYIA

If you wanted litigation, and had offers from other comparable firms e.g. Cleary, Paul Weiss, DPW, etc. I would probably take them over Schulte, JMHO.

Anonymous User wrote:If you wanted litigation, and had offers from other comparable firms e.g. Cleary, Paul Weiss, DPW, etc. I would probably take them over Schulte, JMHO.

I would say in terms of Lit Schulte is comparable to Cleary, but Shulte has a slightly stronger Corp practice. Can't go wrong w/ Schulte.

Is it white collar litigation? If so, there's no choice. SAC Capital was a big client on the lit front

They have no chambers rankings in litigation: http://www.chambersandpartners.com/usa/ ... roth-zabel

This may be because their litigation department is too small but I really don't know how chambers works.

They do have a band 1 partner though.