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avenuem
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Re: Law Firm Rankings
Cool, but how is it helpful to have 40 law firms in NYC's tier one?
Strange to see Cravath shoulder-to-shoulder with Cohen & Gresser LLP, Davis-and-Gilbert-LLP dancing with Davis Polk, Latham and Watkins lolly-gaggling with Littler Mendelson P.C, Milbank$$$ making it rain with Molo Lamken LLP (which I assume is a made up law firm). You get the point.
Strange to see Cravath shoulder-to-shoulder with Cohen & Gresser LLP, Davis-and-Gilbert-LLP dancing with Davis Polk, Latham and Watkins lolly-gaggling with Littler Mendelson P.C, Milbank$$$ making it rain with Molo Lamken LLP (which I assume is a made up law firm). You get the point.
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bcwbcwbcw
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2013
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Re: Law Firm Rankings
I will say that this is probably pretty useful to 1Ls looking for a list of law firms in any given metro.
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Tribble_47
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Re: Law Firm Rankings
Check out the Delaware rankings.
Tier 1: MNAT and Young Conaway. That's it.
Tier 2: Skadden, the rest of the Big Four, and a bunch of other firms (half of which I didn't know had offices in DE).
Tier 3: Abrams & Bayliss and a bunch of firms I've either never heard of or didn't know had offices in DE.
What is this supposed to be measuring? In what universe is Skadden a cut below Young Conaway? The same one where Abrams & Bayliss is two cuts below it, I guess.
Tier 1: MNAT and Young Conaway. That's it.
Tier 2: Skadden, the rest of the Big Four, and a bunch of other firms (half of which I didn't know had offices in DE).
Tier 3: Abrams & Bayliss and a bunch of firms I've either never heard of or didn't know had offices in DE.
What is this supposed to be measuring? In what universe is Skadden a cut below Young Conaway? The same one where Abrams & Bayliss is two cuts below it, I guess.
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Anonymous User
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Re: Law Firm Rankings
The DE rankings are hilarious.Tribble_47 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2021 5:10 pmCheck out the Delaware rankings.
Tier 1: MNAT and Young Conaway. That's it.
Tier 2: Skadden, the rest of the Big Four, and a bunch of other firms (half of which I didn't know had offices in DE).
Tier 3: Abrams & Bayliss and a bunch of firms I've either never heard of or didn't know had offices in DE.
What is this supposed to be measuring? In what universe is Skadden a cut below Young Conaway? The same one where Abrams & Bayliss is two cuts below it, I guess.
