So I've got a interview at a top entertainment law firm in a few days for a litigation position. I have zero entertainment law experience but have done litigation, particularly complex employment litigation, my entire career. Any tips from entertainment lawyers or people in the know on anything I should know/avoid specific to entertainment law that may help out?
I've done quite a bit of research (aside from my loose familiarity with the industry/practice itself) and it's a pretty varied practice, which seems exciting. Really would be an ideal change for me, so any insight is appreciated.
Anyone got tips for a lateral interview into an entertainment law firm (litigation)? Forum
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