Akin/Paul Weiss Restructuring Forum
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Re: Akin/Paul Weiss Restructuring
Anon bk associate. I know of two people who made the move from a us bk group to Europe. But, its a pretty unicorn scenario. You'd have to get licensed in whatever jurisdiction you are going to (England). It's not like cap markets where you can go abroad and practice us law.
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Re: Akin/Paul Weiss Restructuring
Another anon (former) bk associate. I know of one person who made the jump from a top-tier NYC bankruptcy/restructuring practice to a top-tier restructuring practice at a UK office of a US firm as a mid-to-senior associate. The UK office appreciated his experience in international financial restructuring more than his Chapter 11/U.S.-law-based experience. It will probably depend on your seniority, too.
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Re: Akin/Paul Weiss Restructuring
What US firms have restructuring practice in UK office?
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Re: Akin/Paul Weiss Restructuring
What US firms have restructuring practice in UK office?Anonymous User wrote: ↑Tue Jun 09, 2020 3:52 pmAnother anon (former) bk associate. I know of one person who made the jump from a top-tier NYC bankruptcy/restructuring practice to a top-tier restructuring practice at a UK office of a US firm as a mid-to-senior associate. The UK office appreciated his experience in international financial restructuring more than his Chapter 11/U.S.-law-based experience. It will probably depend on your seniority, too.
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