Hear a lot about how difficult big law can be—how/what habits make it easier? What do v100/amlaw100 firms pay associates in secondary/mid markets? Gov salaries are so low right now.
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The biglaw community on reddit.
Big law refers to the largest and most prestigious law firms in the us, characterized by multiple offices in major cities and often internationally.
His goal is to work in biglaw in south florida. Speaking from a cls perspective, it wasn’t “will i get biglaw” but “which firm of my multiple offers will i take”. A bloomberg law reporter recently braved the trek to r/biglaw to ask for some help on an upcoming story. The primary subreddit dealing with law school is, not surprisingly, called r/lawschool.
Submitted 13 hours ago by majestic. But then i worry about biglaw. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. We’ve been researching job prospects of both universities and he is trying to decide which school will offer the best job placement.
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And join one of thousands of communities. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size, and has high activity. That’s just so low if you are single and want to pay off loans, own a house eventually, etc. Top top top biglaw compares if not slightly outperforms middle ib, but top ib and top biglaw are comparable (if not convincingly in favour of ib) and again, that's not to mention.
Like make $70k into your thirties. Reddit gives you the best of the internet in one place. On the one hand, this is an entirely reasonable ask of a community of. Now this may not hold true further down the rankings, but thought i’d.
I'm heading into biglaw coming off a couple clerkships this fall, and i'm hoping to get some advice on how to handle the investment/tax implications of the signing bonus and.
Enter big law confidential, the comprehensive guide to the large law firm work experience in the u.s. For young lawyers who want to take on the. There’s also r/lawschooladmissions, but strangely, nothing dedicated to legal.
