Torn between the two. I'm interested broadly in litigation, although I'd ideally like to be able to work in both trial and appellate litigation. Chambers & Partners seems to suggest Skadden is the better litigation firm (Band 2 vs Band 4), but AmLaw has consistently ranked O'Melveny more highly over the last decade in its 'Litigation Department of the Year' awards.
For what it's worth, I like the people in both firm pretty well. I probably get along better with the people I've met at Skadden, though.
Thoughts?
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