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Pre-Clerkship Summer
I know S&C offers a summer program to 3Ls prior to their clerkship, but does anyone know any other firms that offer this to their summers? Am primarily interested in knowing if DC firms like Covington, WilmerHale, and Gibson offer this type of program, along with some litigation boutiques.
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Re: Pre-Clerkship Summer
MTO has one, not sure if it goes out of their DC office though.
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Re: Pre-Clerkship Summer
Pretty sure I've seen a Kellogg Hansen one before. I believe the bankruptcy scholar Anthony Casey did one at Bartlit Beck, but that would've been quite a while ago.
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Re: Pre-Clerkship Summer
Kellogg and Susman do them.
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Re: Pre-Clerkship Summer
Know of any programs targeted for students that might not quite be on that level?
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Re: Pre-Clerkship Summer
It’s usually called a touchback, and most dc firms seem to offer them to former SAs who are going to clerk. Usually 2-3 weeks
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Re: Pre-Clerkship Summer
I think this topic is about full summer programs, eight weeks or so. (Also, I summered at a big DC firm, and so did a bunch of my clerking friends, and I've never heard anything about touchbacks in this context, I believe that's usually a term used for spending a couple of weeks 2L summer with your 1L firm.)Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 9:57 amIt’s usually called a touchback, and most dc firms seem to offer them to former SAs who are going to clerk. Usually 2-3 weeks
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Re: Pre-Clerkship Summer
Covington at least used to, I know John Cronan on SDNY did one thereAnonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 1:08 amKnow of any programs targeted for students that might not quite be on that level?
