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Anonymous User
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Insurance Coverage to Employment Law
How does a brand new associate quickly make the switch from insurance coverage to employment law? In my situation, this would also require a need to switch firms. Thanks!
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Genius
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Re: Insurance Coverage to Employment Law
If ur doing ID as a first year u aint getting out for 2-3 yrs. Sorry.
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lawhopeful100
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Re: Insurance Coverage to Employment Law
OP said insurance coverage and not ID so I'm assuming this might change the response. Plenty of large firms do coverage work.Genius wrote:If ur doing ID as a first year u aint getting out for 2-3 yrs. Sorry.
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Re: Insurance Coverage to Employment Law
Yes, I am doing coverage not ID. Also, shitty grades from a T14.lawhopeful100 wrote:OP said insurance coverage and not ID so I'm assuming this might change the response. Plenty of large firms do coverage work.Genius wrote:If ur doing ID as a first year u aint getting out for 2-3 yrs. Sorry.
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