Shearman, Willkie, Schulte, or Clifford Chance (All NYC)?
Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2015 10:24 pm
Corporate focused, and mostly interested in Debt/Finance work. I'm interested in PE because the debt stuff seems more interesting there. Also really interested in Project Finance, which is why Shearman is in the mix, but I don;t have a great gauge on the exit options are and if they're any good. Seems like based on second looks that people go into banks, but I have no idea how successful project finance attorneys are at pulling that. Seems like project finance definitely isn't great for going in house.
Leaning Willkie because of the PE work, but is Schulte a solid option? Seems like they do more fund formation work than PE deals (which would go with their HF work). Is the Finance/Project Work going to be much better at Shearman that I shouldn't worry about wanting to do PE work? I also have Clifford Chance on the table but the other firms seem like better options, am I missing something here?
Would love any advice.
Leaning Willkie because of the PE work, but is Schulte a solid option? Seems like they do more fund formation work than PE deals (which would go with their HF work). Is the Finance/Project Work going to be much better at Shearman that I shouldn't worry about wanting to do PE work? I also have Clifford Chance on the table but the other firms seem like better options, am I missing something here?
Would love any advice.