How Likely You Are to Practice at One of the Largest 200 Law Firms in the Country Depending on What Law School You Go To Forum
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VeiledProtectorate
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nealric
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Re: How Likely You Are to Practice at One of the Largest 200 Law Firms in the Country Depending on What Law School You G
Interesting list, although your title is incorrect as it only appears to show absolute numbers of lawyers at such firms. As such, it shows that larger law schools have more AMLAW250 lawyers, but does not present your individual likelihood.
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Yugihoe
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Re: How Likely You Are to Practice at One of the Largest 200 Law Firms in the Country Depending on What Law School You G
Yep, also there's a disproportionate number of older lawyers/ partners at these big law firms that might have gone to some regional school, even though now they heavily recruit from the t-14 right?
