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Covington DC v. Latham DC Forum
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Re: Covington DC v. Latham DC
Latham's a great firm in DC, but unless you're 100% set on appellate and they're guaranteeing that practice group for you (spoiler alert: they don't) - this is Covington by a mile and a half.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Wed Jul 27, 2022 10:59 amInterested in litigation and (maybe) regulatory.
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Re: Covington DC v. Latham DC
This seems close enough that you should choose based on where you'd fit best/work environment but other posters may have more insight. Congrats on two great options!Anonymous User wrote: ↑Wed Jul 27, 2022 10:59 amInterested in litigation and (maybe) regulatory.
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Re: Covington DC v. Latham DC
Latham and Covington are very comparable for lit. Latham is Band 1 in general commercial and Band 2 in white collar, Covington is the opposite. By a “mile and a half” is not even close to right.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Wed Jul 27, 2022 11:07 amLatham's a great firm in DC, but unless you're 100% set on appellate and they're guaranteeing that practice group for you (spoiler alert: they don't) - this is Covington by a mile and a half.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Wed Jul 27, 2022 10:59 amInterested in litigation and (maybe) regulatory.
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Also, Latham does hire summers specifically for appellate, obviously not many though, and only people with realistic chances at SCOTUS.
OP should just go with the office they liked better.
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