Looking to lateral from my current V10 firm to QE, OMM, or Debevoise, hoping to do work in civil and commercial litigation with a mix of white collar. In particular curious if anybody has perspective on OMM, given a lot of the shit posting I've seen on here about them.
Or should I just stick it out and go clerk first?
Lateral from V10 (SC/CSM/DPW) to QE, OMM, or Debevoise. Forum
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JustTheFacts
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Re: Lateral from V10 (SC/CSM/DPW) to QE, OMM, or Debevoise.
if you're gonna clerk, I would do that first. if you're not already set on it, I'm not sure why you're focusing your search on these three firms? is it b/c you already have offers?
No particular insight into OMM
No particular insight into OMM
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jbagelboy
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Re: Lateral from V10 (SC/CSM/DPW) to QE, OMM, or Debevoise.
Clerk if you can, then interview with these firms and others; easier lateral move generally.
I’d go to Debevoise of these three if you’re in New York, O’Melveny if you’re in California or DC. But as the above poster says, I don’t follow the focus on these three.
I’d go to Debevoise of these three if you’re in New York, O’Melveny if you’re in California or DC. But as the above poster says, I don’t follow the focus on these three.
