2L struck out at OCI, going F500 in-house which doesn't hire full time
How does in-house for 2L summer compare to someone who worked in biglaw 2L summer but wants to change firms? (will I be treated the same as them)?
Basically, how does F500 look on the resume for 3L OCI?
Also, does it matter if it's F500 v. F100?
2L summer- inhouse Forum
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reasonable person
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Re: 2L summer- inhouse
No, you won't, but it's still a pretty decent gig that beats a lot of other work.
I have friends working as legal interns in house, and would say it's comparable to midlaw SAs, competitive fedgovs (DOJ, SEC, etc).
I have friends working as legal interns in house, and would say it's comparable to midlaw SAs, competitive fedgovs (DOJ, SEC, etc).
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Re: 2L summer- inhouse
Sounds about right.reasonable person wrote:No, you won't, but it's still a pretty decent gig that beats a lot of other work.
I have friends working as legal interns in house, and would say it's comparable to midlaw SAs, competitive fedgovs (DOJ, SEC, etc).
