Is there bluebooking in corporate law? Forum
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law777

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Is there bluebooking in corporate law?
Subject says it all - is there still blue booking in M&A, Cap. Markets, etc.?
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The Duck

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Re: Is there bluebooking in corporate law?
Why would this even be a question? It's not that hard. I'd assume there is less but surely there would still be some at some point. Particularly if a deal you worked on goes bad and goes to trial. At a few of the firms I interviewed with, they mentioned that when a deal goes bad and is assigned to the litigation section their associates are also involved in order to help the litigation section understand the transactions and the governing law.
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Absurd

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Re: Is there bluebooking in corporate law?
Best reason I know of for choosing corporate over lit.
Good luck being a lawyer.
Good luck being a lawyer.
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Re: Is there bluebooking in corporate law?
This. I'd imagine due diligence or typo-hunting in a merger agreement is at least as miserable as bluebooking.G. T. L. Rev. wrote:The answer is "rarely if ever." But be forewarned: there is still a ton of boring minutiae to attend to in corp work. The fact that bluebooking is not part of that does not have any real, bottom-line impact.
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Seminole_305

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Re: Is there bluebooking in corporate law?
Bluebooking is not that bad once you learn it. It is kind of second nature at this point (I think most 1Ls will agree).
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goodolgil

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Re: Is there bluebooking in corporate law?
I think this really happens after the writing competition.Seminole_305 wrote:Bluebooking is not that bad once you learn it. It is kind of second nature at this point (I think most 1Ls will agree).
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Re: Is there bluebooking in corporate law?
It really happens when you get on a journal. Fortunately, bluebooking in practice isn't anywhere in the realm of periodical of journal bluebooking.goodolgil wrote:I think this really happens after the writing competition.Seminole_305 wrote:Bluebooking is not that bad once you learn it. It is kind of second nature at this point (I think most 1Ls will agree).
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Re: Is there bluebooking in corporate law?
Bluebooking might come up if you had to write a memorandum on a certain legal aspect of a merger agreement or public company filing.
It's not something that would come up often, though.
It's not something that would come up often, though.
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goodolgil

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Re: Is there bluebooking in corporate law?
I dunno, after I did the competition I pretty much knew the Bluebook inside and out. I haven't had any trouble at all cite checking for my journal.TTH wrote:It really happens when you get on a journal. Fortunately, bluebooking in practice isn't anywhere in the realm of periodical of journal bluebooking.goodolgil wrote:I think this really happens after the writing competition.Seminole_305 wrote:Bluebooking is not that bad once you learn it. It is kind of second nature at this point (I think most 1Ls will agree).