Junior corporate associate at a top national firm (LW/KE/Weil/GDC) in Texas.
How feasible is it to lateral to New York as a 2nd or 3rd year associate? Would it be easier to transfer within my own firm or go to a peer firm?
If helpful, reasons for wanting to lateral largely stem from my dissatisfaction with energy work.
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Re: Junior associate Texas to NY lateral?
Should be pretty easy for both your firm and another firm.
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OP here. Thanks. Is it generally easier to transfer offices within one’s firm than it is to lateral to a peer firm in a different city? Want to make sure I don’t overextend hereAnonymous User wrote: ↑Thu Jan 28, 2021 5:29 pmShould be pretty easy for both your firm and another firm.
