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Weil v. Kasowitz (NY)
Interested in litigation. I know Weil's a great firm but I want to get actual litigation experience. any thoughts?
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Re: Weil v. Kasowitz (NY)
2150 billable hours are probably enough to get actual litigation experience. Go to Kasowitz
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Re: Weil v. Kasowitz (NY)
This has got to be a flame. Weil's the obvious answer here - the firms aren't remotely in the same league.
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Re: Weil v. Kasowitz (NY)
definitely Weil. Dude, come on
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Re: Weil v. Kasowitz (NY)
Weil, not even close.
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Re: Weil v. Kasowitz (NY)
"Hey guys Toronto Raptors or the Orlando Magic?"
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