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LA Lit boutiques
Currently in the midst of a clerkship, and am starting to think where I want to go next. A litigation boutique seems really appealing to me. I've seen a few threads recently compiling a list of boutiques in NY and DC, so I thought perhaps we can start one for LA.
I only know of a few, so help me add to this list:
Hueston Hennigan
Susman
Caldwell Leslie
Larson O'Brien
I only know of a few, so help me add to this list:
Hueston Hennigan
Susman
Caldwell Leslie
Larson O'Brien
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Re: LA Lit boutiques
Greenberg Gross can be added to the list, although its primarily in Orange County - Costa Mesa, I believe.Anonymous User wrote:Currently in the midst of a clerkship, and am starting to think where I want to go next. A litigation boutique seems really appealing to me. I've seen a few threads recently compiling a list of boutiques in NY and DC, so I thought perhaps we can start one for LA.
I only know of a few, so help me add to this list:
Hueston Hennigan
Susman
Caldwell Leslie
Larson O'Brien
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Re: LA Lit boutiques
Double post.Anonymous User wrote:Currently in the midst of a clerkship, and am starting to think where I want to go next. A litigation boutique seems really appealing to me. I've seen a few threads recently compiling a list of boutiques in NY and DC, so I thought perhaps we can start one for LA.
I only know of a few, so help me add to this list:
Hueston Hennigan
Susman
Caldwell Leslie
Larson O'Brien
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Re: LA Lit boutiques
I'll check them out, thanks! Got any others in mind?RaceJudicata wrote:Greenberg Gross can be added to the list, although its primarily in Orange County - Costa Mesa, I believe.Anonymous User wrote:Currently in the midst of a clerkship, and am starting to think where I want to go next. A litigation boutique seems really appealing to me. I've seen a few threads recently compiling a list of boutiques in NY and DC, so I thought perhaps we can start one for LA.
I only know of a few, so help me add to this list:
Hueston Hennigan
Susman
Caldwell Leslie
Larson O'Brien
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Re: LA Lit boutiques
Maybe not really a boutique, but MTO belongs in this list.
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LTL Attorneys. Brand new firm, but it was made from a bunch of Quinn partners who left.
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Not to derail, but I work at HH, and would be happy to pass your resume along to the right person if give me a way to contact you.Anonymous User wrote:Currently in the midst of a clerkship, and am starting to think where I want to go next. A litigation boutique seems really appealing to me. I've seen a few threads recently compiling a list of boutiques in NY and DC, so I thought perhaps we can start one for LA.
I only know of a few, so help me add to this list:
Hueston Hennigan
Susman
Caldwell Leslie
Larson O'Brien
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Re: LA Lit boutiques
Scheper Kim & Harris
Bird Marella
Miller Barondess
There are also a bunch of well-regarded LA firms like Mitchell Silberberg, Greenberg Glusker, and Glaser Weil - I don't know if I would call them "boutiques," but they might be worth looking at.
Bird Marella
Miller Barondess
There are also a bunch of well-regarded LA firms like Mitchell Silberberg, Greenberg Glusker, and Glaser Weil - I don't know if I would call them "boutiques," but they might be worth looking at.
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That's an incredibly nice offer! I heard HH was not hiring anyone, anytime soon, because they just brought on a bunch of new people. I'd be looking to start in the fall, coming off a clerkship. Do you think they are considering additional hires? Also, I'd love to hear about how you've enjoyed it there thus far.Anonymous User wrote:Not to derail, but I work at HH, and would be happy to pass your resume along to the right person if give me a way to contact you.Anonymous User wrote:Currently in the midst of a clerkship, and am starting to think where I want to go next. A litigation boutique seems really appealing to me. I've seen a few threads recently compiling a list of boutiques in NY and DC, so I thought perhaps we can start one for LA.
I only know of a few, so help me add to this list:
Hueston Hennigan
Susman
Caldwell Leslie
Larson O'Brien
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Re: LA Lit boutiques
HH is definitely hiring. We brought in a good number of new people, but people regularly leave (mostly for AUSA). I love it here. It can be busy, but you get to do cool stuff on great cases (the plus and minus of very lean staffing). The bonuses are totally out of this world.Anonymous User wrote:That's an incredibly nice offer! I heard HH was not hiring anyone, anytime soon, because they just brought on a bunch of new people. I'd be looking to start in the fall, coming off a clerkship. Do you think they are considering additional hires? Also, I'd love to hear about how you've enjoyed it there thus far.Anonymous User wrote:Not to derail, but I work at HH, and would be happy to pass your resume along to the right person if give me a way to contact you.Anonymous User wrote:Currently in the midst of a clerkship, and am starting to think where I want to go next. A litigation boutique seems really appealing to me. I've seen a few threads recently compiling a list of boutiques in NY and DC, so I thought perhaps we can start one for LA.
I only know of a few, so help me add to this list:
Hueston Hennigan
Susman
Caldwell Leslie
Larson O'Brien
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Bump.
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Greenberg Gross (opened up an office in DTLA in December)
Boies Schiller
Kendall Brill
Kinsella Weitzman (for entertainment)
Horvitz & Levy (appellate)
Boies Schiller
Kendall Brill
Kinsella Weitzman (for entertainment)
Horvitz & Levy (appellate)
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Re: LA Lit boutiques
Not anymore.Anonymous User wrote:HH is definitely hiring. We brought in a good number of new people, but people regularly leave (mostly for AUSA).
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This is super helpful, thanks!
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What's the scoop on Kendall Brill? Anyone know what their comp is like?Anonymous User wrote:Greenberg Gross (opened up an office in DTLA in December)
Boies Schiller
Kendall Brill
Kinsella Weitzman (for entertainment)
Horvitz & Levy (appellate)
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HH dinged me in a few hours. I respect their efficiency.
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Haha, did you not see the poster above who said they are no longer hiring?Anonymous User wrote:HH dinged me in a few hours. I respect their efficiency.
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I do not understand where that information is coming from. We are hiring.Anonymous User wrote:Haha, did you not see the poster above who said they are no longer hiring?Anonymous User wrote:HH dinged me in a few hours. I respect their efficiency.
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look at the bios of their associates. cd cal clerks, sdny clerks. they're hiring those people. they ding people who aren't super fancy.Anonymous User wrote:Haha, did you not see the poster above who said they are no longer hiring?Anonymous User wrote:HH dinged me in a few hours. I respect their efficiency.
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I clerked for CDCA and the Ninth Circuit. The HH rejection still came fast.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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