I did a thread search for this but couldn't really seem to find an answer
What are truly the exit options for big-law?
Making bank, paying off loans for a couple years and then moving in-house seems like a dream... is this really relatively easy once you make big law?
The majority seem to think it does provide pretty nice opportunities, but get a sense of others who claim you're screwed
Is there a great chance you can hit the big law jackpot only to be jobless or working at starbucks in a couple of years?
Exit options for big law? Forum
- monkey85
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Re: Exit options for big law?
Depends on the type: corporate vs. litigation; and, even within each of those, on the specific practice area.ThreeRivers wrote:What are truly the exit options for big-law?
- ThreeRivers
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Re: Exit options for big law?
I'm just a 0L that is not quite sure exactly what I want to end up getting into. I was always of the belief that getting offer from big law = "making it." Wondering if there's actually a strong possibility (I know always unlucky chance they can lay off a bunch really early) that you can end up being jobless after you don't make partner
- Julio_El_Chavo
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Re: Exit options for big law?
Corporate exit options: in-house legal department of a corporation
Litigation exit options: cashier at McDonalds
Litigation exit options: cashier at McDonalds
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