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Re: STB v. DPW
STB for corporate. Go with fit for litigation.
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Re: STB v. DPW
STB's real estate group is highly regarded. They have run some pretty interesting deals and are definitely not just a support group, fwiw.
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Re: STB v. DPW
it's definitely not this straightforward. STB has the stronger PE M&A practice, funds, and real estate; DPW is better for financial regulatory, bank finance, and capital markets. You can't say "STB for corporate" as a blanket statement, nor the other way around.Anonymous User wrote:STB for corporate. Go with fit for litigation.
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Re: STB v. DPW
Yeah, definitely choose the non-V5 with seven Band 1 rankings over the V5 with ten Band 1 rankings via this blanket stupidity.Anonymous User wrote:STB for corporate. Go with fit for litigation.
(And yes, I realize Vault and Chambers are dumb for a comparison like this, but just thought this DPW reject should get a taste of his/her own medicine)
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