Outside of the super selective firms (i.e. Keker and MTO), what would be the top 10 firms in SF for litigation. This would be for those without a technical background.
Obviously this is subjective, but I would like to hear everyone's list. I am trying to ignore Vault, but chambers hasn't been overly helpful. So, hi there TLS...
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rpupkin
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Re: SF litigation
What is your definition of a "top firm?" This is a serious question. What do you want/value in a law firm?BottomOfTotem wrote:Outside of the super selective firms (i.e. Keker and MTO), what would be the top 10 firms in SF for litigation. This would be for those without a technical background.
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BottomOfTotem
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Re: SF litigation
You're right, I should have been more clear. My apologies.
I'm mainly thinking of peer perception at this point, as in prestige. Additionally, any information regarding early responsibility and or good places to work are welcome.
I'm mainly thinking of peer perception at this point, as in prestige. Additionally, any information regarding early responsibility and or good places to work are welcome.
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hangold
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Re: SF litigation
If you're interested in antitrust, securities, or white collar work, firms that immediately come to mind are Latham and Gibson Dunn.
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BottomOfTotem
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Re: SF litigation
Bump.
But also, any thoughts on OMM, Cooley and or Orrick for SF lit?
But also, any thoughts on OMM, Cooley and or Orrick for SF lit?
