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Kirkland NY vs Milbank NY
Title says it all. I'm generally interested in transactional/corporate practice, although I think I'm strongly leaning towards either capital markets (equity, issuer-side) or M&A.
Liked all the people I met at both firms, although for some reason the personalities at Kirkland stood out to me more (in a positive way). I think that overall, Kirkland probably has the stronger practices (unless we were discussing project finance), but what's keeping me away from Kirkland is the general reputation the firm has for insane billables and cutthroat behavior. I'm not too sure what Milbank's rep is, so that'd be much appreciated.
Liked all the people I met at both firms, although for some reason the personalities at Kirkland stood out to me more (in a positive way). I think that overall, Kirkland probably has the stronger practices (unless we were discussing project finance), but what's keeping me away from Kirkland is the general reputation the firm has for insane billables and cutthroat behavior. I'm not too sure what Milbank's rep is, so that'd be much appreciated.
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Re: Kirkland NY vs Milbank NY
Any concrete reasons for poll votes?
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Re: Kirkland NY vs Milbank NY
Bump. Want to make a decision today. Leaning K&E; would be interested in hearing extra considerations.
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Re: Kirkland NY vs Milbank NY
Anonymous User wrote: ↑Fri Aug 20, 2021 5:55 amBump. Want to make a decision today. Leaning K&E; would be interested in hearing extra considerations.
go to kirkland
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Re: Kirkland NY vs Milbank NY
WhyAnonymous User wrote: ↑Fri Aug 20, 2021 10:17 amAnonymous User wrote: ↑Fri Aug 20, 2021 5:55 amBump. Want to make a decision today. Leaning K&E; would be interested in hearing extra considerations.
go to kirkland
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Re: Kirkland NY vs Milbank NY
Kirkland has way stronger CapM and M&A practices than Milbank. If that’s what you want to do then you should go to Kirkland
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Re: Kirkland NY vs Milbank NY
Fair enough. Is there anything to be said about the cultural distinctions between the two, or does that tend to be overstated? I've heard Milbank is on the more "humane" end of biglaw.
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Re: Kirkland NY vs Milbank NY
They’re both biglaw. People on here act like Kirkland is a soul-sucking experience, but I know people who love it there.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Fri Aug 20, 2021 1:06 pmFair enough. Is there anything to be said about the cultural distinctions between the two, or does that tend to be overstated? I've heard Milbank is on the more "humane" end of biglaw.