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Sec Reg for Litigation?
I've heard sec reg is useful for corporate folks. I'm a rising 3L doing white collar work/civil lit at a securities-heavy firm with hopes of eventually spinning off as an AUSA or SEC/CFTC trial lawyer. To what extent would sec reg be a useful class to take (even if just to understand the financial content of cases better)? Alternatively, are there other corporate law classes that would be more helpful?
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Anonymous User
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Re: Sec Reg for Litigation?
Take it. It's useful for securities litigation.
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The Lsat Airbender
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Re: Sec Reg for Litigation?
Seems like an obvious choice if you're seriously interested in working at the SEC
