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Midlaw firms/boutiques in NYC
What are some midlaw firms and boutiques in NYC that hire SAs and aren’t grade sensitive? Preferably white collar/litigation but curious about this in general. Places like Schlam Stone and Robins Geller.
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Re: Midlaw firms/boutiques in NYC
“NYC white-collar boutique” and “not grade sensitive” do not mix. The white-collar boutiques generally hire federal clerks.
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Re: Midlaw firms/boutiques in NYC
How about midlaw places in general that hire SAs yet aren’t grade picky
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Re: Midlaw firms/boutiques in NYC
You might actually want to try Boies Schiller. Their most recent wave of departures includes some white collar folks, so they want/need to plug that hole. And their multiple waves of departures/fall in prestige in the last 2-3 years, generally, suggests they can't afford to be very grade-sensitive like they used to be in the past. Might hit the sweet spot for you.
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Re: Midlaw firms/boutiques in NYC
While this could potentially work, OP please note that this is a high risk high reward approach.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Jul 04, 2022 5:47 pmYou might actually want to try Boies Schiller. Their most recent wave of departures includes some white collar folks, so they want/need to plug that hole. And their multiple waves of departures/fall in prestige in the last 2-3 years, generally, suggests they can't afford to be very grade-sensitive like they used to be in the past. Might hit the sweet spot for you.
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Re: Midlaw firms/boutiques in NYC
While this could potentially work, OP please note that this is a high risk high reward approach.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Jul 04, 2022 5:47 pmYou might actually want to try Boies Schiller. Their most recent wave of departures includes some white collar folks, so they want/need to plug that hole. And their multiple waves of departures/fall in prestige in the last 2-3 years, generally, suggests they can't afford to be very grade-sensitive like they used to be in the past. Might hit the sweet spot for you.
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