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SA Event Experiences
What type of events have SAs been invited to? Best/worst experiences?
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This one event really sticks out:
One of the attorneys told me I couldn't come to the event without a costume and a mask. So I had to go to this costume store late at night and deal with this crazy Russian store owner to get a mask and cloak. Luckily I found one in just enough time, because the party was at a mansion way out in the country side. The attorney also told me I needed to give a password at the door, which seemed odd, but I did my best to remember it by the time I got there. The cab pulls up and I tell the person at the door, "Fidelio" and he escorts me to the grand ballroom. The craziest part was there were already a bunch of hooded figures kneeling in a circle around a high priest in a red cloak. They proceeded to engage in this semi-religious/sexual ritual and then all broke off to have sex with hookers. One of the hookers took me aside and said I shouldn't be there, but it was still pretty cool in my book.
One of the attorneys told me I couldn't come to the event without a costume and a mask. So I had to go to this costume store late at night and deal with this crazy Russian store owner to get a mask and cloak. Luckily I found one in just enough time, because the party was at a mansion way out in the country side. The attorney also told me I needed to give a password at the door, which seemed odd, but I did my best to remember it by the time I got there. The cab pulls up and I tell the person at the door, "Fidelio" and he escorts me to the grand ballroom. The craziest part was there were already a bunch of hooded figures kneeling in a circle around a high priest in a red cloak. They proceeded to engage in this semi-religious/sexual ritual and then all broke off to have sex with hookers. One of the hookers took me aside and said I shouldn't be there, but it was still pretty cool in my book.
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ha ha mal
it's funny because it is from a film
it's funny because it is from a film
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haha @ above. But it depends on your firm & city.. I think normal events include: baseball games, fancy dinners, maybe a concert/comedy show/boat ride.
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Re: SA Event Experiences
Has anyone here been part of a small summer class (2-4, regional biglaw)? How does that affect events, aside from making them more focused on interacting with attorneys?
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I was at a smaller firm with 3 SAs. The firm was started though by partners breaking off from a larger firm so I think they tried to have similar summer activities. We did a comedy club event, a baseball game, bowling, a firm retreat, stuff that most places do. One time one of the partners took the summers to a shooting range which might be an event that wouldn't happen at larger places but I'm speculating.
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That's awesome. Have people seen this: http://abovethelaw.com/2015/08/best-sum ... he-winner/ ------> Casual S/A event to Italy....Anonymous User wrote:I was at a smaller firm with 3 SAs. The firm was started though by partners breaking off from a larger firm so I think they tried to have similar summer activities. We did a comedy club event, a baseball game, bowling, a firm retreat, stuff that most places do. One time one of the partners took the summers to a shooting range which might be an event that wouldn't happen at larger places but I'm speculating.
These are pretty cool too: http://abovethelaw.com/2015/08/best-sum ... finalists/
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OP was this an elaborate ploy to ask if you should expect to go to Italy this summer?
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If only we were all so lucky.Br3v wrote:OP was this an elaborate ploy to ask if you should expect to go to Italy this summer?
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Proskauer has good events. Tony Awards were dope. NBA Draft was cool too.