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Susman or MTO?
If you had post-grad West Coast offers from MTO and Susman, which one would you go with and why?
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Anonymous User
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Re: Susman or MTO?
As in pre-clerkship summer? Split.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Wed Aug 09, 2023 12:13 pmIf you had post-grad West Coast offers from MTO and Susman, which one would you go with and why?
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Anonymous User
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Re: Susman or MTO?
I don't think Susman's hours are worth it for mere mortals with finite time on this little blue dust mote
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Re: Susman or MTO?
If you are dead-set on being a trial lawyer and don't mind working very hard, Susman. If not, MTO. Your experience at MTO will vary hugely depending on who you work with, but MTO offers sophisticated work, unusually good partnership prospects, and at least the possibility of a relatively humane lifestyle. You will make more money and probably become a better trial lawyer at Susman, but you will work like a dog.
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Re: Susman or MTO?
How long are the typical hours?Anonymous User wrote: ↑Sun Aug 13, 2023 9:51 pmIf you are dead-set on being a trial lawyer and don't mind working very hard, Susman. If not, MTO. Your experience at MTO will vary hugely depending on who you work with, but MTO offers sophisticated work, unusually good partnership prospects, and at least the possibility of a relatively humane lifestyle. You will make more money and probably become a better trial lawyer at Susman, but you will work like a dog.
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LittleRedCorvette
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Re: Susman or MTO?
Why do we even pretend to have anonymous posting and response rules.
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The Lsat Airbender
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Re: Susman or MTO?
This thread isn't so bad; OP definitely should be anon and the replies are broadly within reasonLittleRedCorvette wrote: ↑Sun Aug 13, 2023 10:48 pmWhy do we even pretend to have anonymous posting and response rules.
Anon abuse is a problem when it's pure invective/shitposting or when people start sockpuppeting
