Looking at: White & Case, Akin Gump, Milbank--all in NY
Want to go into transactional law, but not sure of any specifics. Suggestions?
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Re: Which Firm?
why Milbank?Anonymous User wrote:Milbank
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Heard bad things about W&C culture.
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Only the cream goes to White and Case.Anonymous User wrote:Heard bad things about W&C culture.
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http://abovethelaw.com/law-firms/white-case-llp/
"Insider Reviews" enough said.
"Insider Reviews" enough said.
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Re: Which Firm?
OP here. I've narrowed it down to Milbank & Akin, but don't know how to pick. I loved all of the people at Akin and I like that it's a smaller office with a small summer class but I feel like Milbank has a better reputation... Help!
