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You can absolutely go wrong with Sullivan & CromwellBiglaw1990 wrote:Do you want to practice in the U.S., or in Asia? That's a big factor here.
I'm not particularly knowledgeable about SullCrom's Asia practice, but I can tell you that S&C is the best of the best. You can't go wrong with SullCrom. Congrats on having such a great opportunity!
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Don't post in here.Biglaw1990 wrote:Do you want to practice in the U.S., or in Asia? That's a big factor here.
I'm not particularly knowledgeable about SullCrom's Asia practice, but I can tell you that S&C is the best of the best. You can't go wrong with SullCrom. Congrats on having such a great opportunity!
Disclaimer: I'm a 0L
I used to work in their NYC office as an associate. I can't speak to their Asia practice specifically but I've seen a fair number of transfers from there to the NYC office so that's something worth considering as an exit option if you don't like it there. Especially since S&C has an incredibly strong U.S. practice.Anonymous User wrote:Does anyone know about S&C's reputation in Asia? I know the offices are much smaller and the practice areas are not as highly ranked on Chambers as the domestic offices. I'd greatly appreciate any insight on the quality of S&C's Asia practice and whether it would be worth it to choose them over lower-ranked firms in the US. Thanks!
100% true.Actus Reus wrote: You can absolutely go wrong with Sullivan & Cromwell
Did those people start at US offices originally?Lexaholik wrote:I used to work in their NYC office as an associate. I can't speak to their Asia practice specifically but I've seen a fair number of transfers from there to the NYC office so that's something worth considering as an exit option if you don't like it there. Especially since S&C has an incredibly strong U.S. practice.Anonymous User wrote:Does anyone know about S&C's reputation in Asia? I know the offices are much smaller and the practice areas are not as highly ranked on Chambers as the domestic offices. I'd greatly appreciate any insight on the quality of S&C's Asia practice and whether it would be worth it to choose them over lower-ranked firms in the US. Thanks!
100% true.Actus Reus wrote: You can absolutely go wrong with Sullivan & Cromwell
Actus Reus wrote:You can absolutely go wrong with Sullivan & CromwellBiglaw1990 wrote:Do you want to practice in the U.S., or in Asia? That's a big factor here.
I'm not particularly knowledgeable about SullCrom's Asia practice, but I can tell you that S&C is the best of the best. You can't go wrong with SullCrom. Congrats on having such a great opportunity!
Disclaimer: I'm a 0L
Anyone care to explain "you can absolutely go wrong with Sullivan & Cromwell"?jbagelboy wrote:Actus Reus wrote:You can absolutely go wrong with Sullivan & CromwellBiglaw1990 wrote:Do you want to practice in the U.S., or in Asia? That's a big factor here.
I'm not particularly knowledgeable about SullCrom's Asia practice, but I can tell you that S&C is the best of the best. You can't go wrong with SullCrom. Congrats on having such a great opportunity!
Disclaimer: I'm a 0L
Check out http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... 9#p9230729, where the post was moved to.Anonymous User wrote:Anyone care to explain "you can absolutely go wrong with Sullivan & Cromwell"?jbagelboy wrote:Actus Reus wrote:You can absolutely go wrong with Sullivan & CromwellBiglaw1990 wrote:Do you want to practice in the U.S., or in Asia? That's a big factor here.
I'm not particularly knowledgeable about SullCrom's Asia practice, but I can tell you that S&C is the best of the best. You can't go wrong with SullCrom. Congrats on having such a great opportunity!
Disclaimer: I'm a 0L