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If I only want to stay in biglaw for 2-3 years, should I only do corp?
Are there any decent exit options for 2nd-3rd year lit associates?
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Jay2716

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Re: If I only want to stay in biglaw for 2-3 years, should I only do corp?
It depends on what you want to be doing after 2-3 years.
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Re: If I only want to stay in biglaw for 2-3 years, should I only do corp?
OP here. If I do lit, I'd like to go to a smaller firm. I realize gov't positions are probably impossible to get.Jay2716 wrote:It depends on what you want to be doing after 2-3 years.
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Re: If I only want to stay in biglaw for 2-3 years, should I only do corp?
not for most of themAnonymous User wrote:Are there any decent exit options for 2nd-3rd year lit associates?
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legends159

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Re: If I only want to stay in biglaw for 2-3 years, should I only do corp?
Do lit for 2-3 yrs, then A3 clerkship, then govt. That's not an uncommon trajectory.
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