NY v50 v TX v100 Forum
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NY v50 v TX v100
Which would you choose, assuming that culture and fit were equal at both? Kinda thinking about long term exit/possible lateral options if I needed them down the road, and their availability due to “prestige” (not that v50 is necessarily very prestigious at all). I mostly just want to run firm life out for as long as I can, pay off loans quickly, and then become a college prof or something so I’m leaning towards TX.
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Re: NY v50 v TX v100
Wayyy more detail needed. This could literally be Jones Day NY v. V&E Houston.
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Re: NY v50 v TX v100
Agreed that this is not even close to enough detail. TX v100 would technically include Susman Godfrey, which tops every single one of the NY v5 by a mile if you're going for lit.BrainsyK wrote:Wayyy more detail needed. This could literally be Jones Day NY v. V&E Houston.
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Re: NY v50 v TX v100
But I'm not sure Susman would be conducive to OP's goal of "mostly just want[ing] to run firm life out for as long as [s/he] can." Far easier to coast for a couple years in a large class size firm.Anonymous User wrote:Agreed that this is not even close to enough detail. TX v100 would technically include Susman Godfrey, which tops every single one of the NY v5 by a mile if you're going for lit.BrainsyK wrote:Wayyy more detail needed. This could literally be Jones Day NY v. V&E Houston.
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Re: NY v50 v TX v100
OP here. TX firm has relatively small class size (less than 20), and isn't particularly well known for any one thing. There's actually two NY firms. One is certainly more of a national name (v20), but has a 50-ish sized summer class, and has a very even spread across corporate/lit/etc. The other is a v50, with a 20ish sized summer class with a strong lit/finance practice. I'm still undecided about practice area.
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Re: NY v50 v TX v100
this is dumb...just say the firm names...
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