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- CardozoLaw09

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What's the most intellectually rewarding/stimulating Corporate BigLaw practice area?
And what's the most mind numbingly boring, mundane Corporate BigLaw practice area?
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RX_distressed

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Re: What's the most intellectually rewarding/stimulating Corporate BigLaw practice area?
I'm just a 2L but based on my conversation with lawyers so far, I'd say it's RX and M&A (for two questions in order)CardozoLaw09 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 5:21 pmAnd what's the most mind numbingly boring, mundane Corporate BigLaw practice area?
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Sackboy

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Re: What's the most intellectually rewarding/stimulating Corporate BigLaw practice area?
M&A/Capital Markets is going to be ass and completely boring as a junior.
Pretty much any niche specialty will be considerably more interest as a junior.
As you get more senior, the tables somewhat flip.
Pretty much any niche specialty will be considerably more interest as a junior.
As you get more senior, the tables somewhat flip.
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PrinterInk

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Re: What's the most intellectually rewarding/stimulating Corporate BigLaw practice area?
Easily the most boring is 34 act work for reporting companies.
- CardozoLaw09

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Re: What's the most intellectually rewarding/stimulating Corporate BigLaw practice area?
Thanks for the responses so far.
Where would you rank investment management (fund formation)? Both transactional and advisory.
Where would you rank investment management (fund formation)? Both transactional and advisory.
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