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Poldy
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First Half Only - Texas
Anyone have a list of which Texas firms are first half only or which firms allow second half internships?
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Anonymous User
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Re: First Half Only - Texas
I have seen people get second half with every firm but it depends on the candidate.
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Poldy
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Re: First Half Only - Texas
I think the people getting second half at first half firms also worked there during their 1L summer. Let me know if there is some other way they are making it happen.
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Anonymous User
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Re: First Half Only - Texas
Oftentimes yes, but not exclusively. You just ask the recruiter (probably after you have an offer) whether you can do second half and they'll run it up the chain. Typical first half only though are Weil, JD, BB, V&E, Latham. Not sure about K&E.Poldy wrote:I think the people getting second half at first half firms also worked there during their 1L summer. Let me know if there is some other way they are making it happen.
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Re: First Half Only - Texas
Absent very special circumstances, K&E requires 10 weeks and does not allow splits like most traditional Texas firms. Everyone I know who asked K&E to split was rejected unless it was a special circumstance with their 1L firm, and even then people still worked 9/10 weeks.
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Re: First Half Only - Texas
Rumor has it a lot of firms are moving away from splits next year entirely...Anonymous User wrote:Absent very special circumstances, K&E requires 10 weeks and does not allow splits like most traditional Texas firms. Everyone I know who asked K&E to split was rejected unless it was a special circumstance with their 1L firm, and even then people still worked 9/10 weeks.
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