Re: Milbank or Sidley Austin NY
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2022 10:17 am
I’d go with milbank. Sidney would also be a fine option though.
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My point is less so that it’s a breeze to switch firms and moreso that if you’re looking to move to a different city you’re going to be weighing a lot of different factors that are impossible to tell as a law student. By then you’ll likely be focused in a product area or maybe two and the firm who is good, or who is growing, in that particular area by the time you’re ready to make the switch isn’t easy to predict now. That’s why I carved out chicago from the list— Sidley is clearly a powerhouse in a number of different groups in chicago so if that’s the city OP wants geographic flexibility for it makes sense as they’re likely to find that with Sidley. But if they wanted to move to San Francisco for instance there may be stronger firms in whatever field they have been pursuing and the time zones may make it difficult for them to continue to work with their NY team so it just doesn’t seem like a factor they should be weighing all that heavily.Res Ipsa Loquitter wrote: ↑Mon Aug 08, 2022 2:02 pmYou should probably take Milbank but I don’t fully agree with the “just switch firms when you move” crowd. Interviewing, clearing conflicts, and learning how a new firm works are all a major pain in the butt compared to switching offices.
Unfortunately, I'm not entirely sure.
TrueOfThriceandTen wrote: ↑Mon Aug 08, 2022 2:13 pmso if that’s the city OP wants geographic flexibility for it makes sense as they’re likely to find that with Sidley.