Anyone worked here? Medium-ish sized firm in downtown SD that only does tax. I'll likely have an offer here so wanted to get some info if possible, mainly because a classmate told me (she worked for the IRS in a past summer) that the firm has a "bad reputation" with the SD IRS office (she didn't clarify what she meant before she left the conversation). Heard from another classmate that a friend of a friend got super lowballed on associate compensation. Just trying to see if any of these things have any weight, or if anyone has any info they can share.
Anonymous for obvious reasons. Thanks.
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RaceJudicata
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Re: RJS Law in San Diego
No idea about this firm or San Diego for that matter. But as a guiding principle, I wouldn't take the advice of a summer intern about how a federal agency feels about any given firm, let alone let That be a basis for your decision to (or not to) work somewhere.
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FascinatedWanderer
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Re: RJS Law in San Diego
I also have no idea, but I think the advice above is off. Interns can get a pretty good sense of what firms are held in good regard by the office. I interned at various USAOs and I definitely got a sense of which firms the AUSAs though highly of.
Like I said, I know nothing about RJS, but none of their (very few) actual attorneys seem to have gone to a reputable law school.
Like I said, I know nothing about RJS, but none of their (very few) actual attorneys seem to have gone to a reputable law school.
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