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Re: PW, DPW,GDC (NY Lit)
GDC is the obvious answer.
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Re: PW, DPW,GDC (NY Lit)
also vote Gibson. if you're dead-set on white collar -> AUSA and only want to do investigations, all three are good and the determinative factor will be getting the right work from the right ex-AUSA partner(s) and clerking for the right judge(s)
if you want do actual litigation, with motion practice and appeals and stuff that isn't derivative of corporate group, think it's pretty solidly Gibson (PW fine, DPW no)
if you want do actual litigation, with motion practice and appeals and stuff that isn't derivative of corporate group, think it's pretty solidly Gibson (PW fine, DPW no)
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Re: PW, DPW,GDC (NY Lit)
In a similar position myself. If I want the AUSA route which one is best? It seems PW has more ex-AUSA partners and DPW only has like 3
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Re: PW, DPW,GDC (NY Lit)
What’s so bad about corporate derivative lit?Anonymous User wrote: ↑Thu Jul 14, 2022 10:03 pmalso vote Gibson. if you're dead-set on white collar -> AUSA and only want to do investigations, all three are good and the determinative factor will be getting the right work from the right ex-AUSA partner(s) and clerking for the right judge(s)
if you want do actual litigation, with motion practice and appeals and stuff that isn't derivative of corporate group, think it's pretty solidly Gibson (PW fine, DPW no)
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