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Cleary or STB for lit? (poll)
Interested in litigation in NY. Not sure of the exact area yet. Which is generally more highly-regarded for lit? Is it close enough to go by fit?
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Re: Cleary or STB for lit? (poll)
I guess my main question is whether they're close enough to choose based off fit, or whether one objectively has significant advantages over the other. Thinking about exits; interested in eventually moving to a smaller firm.
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Re: Cleary or STB for lit? (poll)
I have the same question but for transactional.
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Re: Cleary or STB for lit? (poll)
+1Anonymous User wrote:I have the same question but for transactional.
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Re: Cleary or STB for lit? (poll)
http://www.chambersandpartners.com/1280 ... torial/5/1Anonymous User wrote:Interested in litigation in NY. Not sure of the exact area yet. Which is generally more highly-regarded for lit? Is it close enough to go by fit?
I guess STB is more highly-regarded, but it's a marginal difference at best. I think, especially for litigation, that it's useless to draw distinctions between the V10-ish firms unless you have a specific litigation specialty that interests you. That doesn't appear to be the case here. It's not like you're turning down Williams & Connolly for Cleary NY. Pick the one you liked the best and move on with your life.
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Re: Cleary or STB for lit? (poll)
Cleary is better regarded for antitrust, Simpson has some extremely good people in certain white-collar areas like FCPA and CFIUS work.
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Re: Cleary or STB for lit? (poll)
Now what about for corp?
