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Chicago; Costa Mesa, CA; Frankfurt; Hamburg; Hong Kong; London; Los Angeles; Menlo Park, CA; Munich; New York; Newark, NJ; Paris; San Diego; San Francisco; Tokyo; Washington, D.C. |
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| Comment by: Grace |
Posted: November 7, 06 |
I would say the most important thing to getting hired is your grades. Personality is a close second. Workaholic-playaholics will love it!
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Great, but still a law firm |
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| Comment by: Guy |
Posted: November 25, 06 |
About the best you can do if you want to go to a big law firm...smart, funny people but still very hard working
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| Comment by: Ron |
Posted: November 14, 06 |
it's a great firm but not for everyone. they've done a lot to make life better but it's still big law and still a law firm. it seems like most people leave or want to leave. a few love it.
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| Comment by: Jack |
Posted: November 4, 06 |
A good friend of a good friend worked there and absolutely hated it - eventually quit. But, he was into family and maybe it's not the place for people like that. Type-A, social butterfly, single, driven people probably will like it better.
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Ratings principally based on over 6,500 associate surveys
(3rd-5th years). See The American Lawyer's
2006 Midlevel Associates Survey.
