Hi guys,
Super fortunate to have offers to work at these three places as a junior lateral. I am interested in white collar litigation with an aim to work for the government several years from now (DOJ/AUSA/SEC), although I would also like to have some commercial litigation matters on my plate. I really liked the people I met at both places, especially Covington and Latham. I am a bit worried about working in an NYC office for a DC firm, like Covington or Akin, but I am not sure whether this is a valid concern (I am lateraling from a traditional NYC-based firm).
Any thoughts will be appreciated!
NYC Lateral Litigation Associate - Covington v Akin v Latham Forum
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Re: NYC Lateral Litigation Associate - Covington v Akin v Latham
Hey guys, OP here. Thanks to those who voted. Still have some time to decide. I have narrowed it down between Covington and Latham now. Any insights on either firm would be very helpful. Thanks again!
