This has probably been asked before, but I couldn't find anything.
When a firm isn't listed on the NALP directory; what is the protocol for accepting an offer/what is an acceptable timeline? The reason I'm asking this is because I have a promising biglaw lead that pays quite a bit more that I'm currently waiting on. However, I'd be perfectly happy at the other firm and their compensation is good too.
Essentially I don't wan't to piss off the midlaw firm by taking some time to sit on their offer. If anyone has been in a scenario like this, I'd appreciate any input, but I'd imagine it's pretty fact specific. (I'm just imagining taking 28 days for their offer would have them pretty upset).
Insight into offer acceptance for midlaw/boutique for summer program Forum
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