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Anyone have info for Jenner Chicago?
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Finnegan (DC)?
foley hoag (Boston)?
foley hoag (Boston)?
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Sheppard Mullin NY?
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King & Spalding -New York???
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This thread has officially turned into a post-by-post request of numbers for every single major law firm in the country... why not just post the entire CLS datasheet and be done with it?
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To be fair, the thread title sort of led it in that direction. Posting the spreadsheet would be awesome, though. If not, further requests that I don't think have been covered:ResIpsa21 wrote:This thread has officially turned into a post-by-post request of numbers for every single major law firm in the country... why not just post the entire CLS datasheet and be done with it?
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W&C
WLRK
STB (NY)
Boies (NY)
Kasowitz (NY)
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Would love K&E NY. Thanks, OP/other anon CLS angels.
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Cravath - ~60%Anonymous User wrote: To be fair, the thread title sort of led it in that direction. Posting the spreadsheet would be awesome, though. If not, further requests that I don't think have been covered:
Cravath
W&C
WLRK
STB (NY)
Boies (NY)
Kasowitz (NY)
W&C - 25%, but small sample size
WLRK - ~40%, smallish sample size
STB (NY) - ~60%
Boies (NY) - ~33%
Kasowitz (NY) - 60%, small sample size
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~60%Anonymous User wrote:Would love K&E NY. Thanks, OP/other anon CLS angels.
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~50% and ~66%Anonymous User wrote:Cahill or Cadwalader?
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Thanks for doing this man, can you check Quinn NY?
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NoAnonymous User wrote:Anyone have info for Jenner Chicago?
No to Finnegan, at Foley the sample is so small as to be basically meaningless.Anonymous User wrote:Finnegan (DC)?
Foley Hoag (Boston)?
Too small a sample.Anonymous User wrote:Sheppard Mullin NY?
No data.Anonymous User wrote:King & Spalding -New York???
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~80%Anonymous User wrote:Thanks for doing this man, can you check Quinn NY?
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May not be likely, but anything for Wilson Sonsini in Palo Alto?
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80% in Palo Alto, in NY sample size is too small to tell.Anonymous User wrote:May not be likely, but anything for Wilson Sonsini in Palo Alto?
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Valuable public service. Thanks.
Any chance you got info on:
Kirkland (SF)
Quinn (SF)
Jones Day (SF)
MoFo (Palo Alto
???????
Any chance you got info on:
Kirkland (SF)
Quinn (SF)
Jones Day (SF)
MoFo (Palo Alto
???????
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thanks!!!
how about Linklaters and Pillsbury NY?
how about Linklaters and Pillsbury NY?
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Freshfields?
Bingham Boston?
Bingham Boston?
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We already had Dechert NY earlier in the thread... how about Dechert DC?
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Thank very much for posting this. Any chance you could post Sidley NY?
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What about Munger? Boies?
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Guys just a warning, the only data that can give exact percentages is from either CLS or HLS. From what I've seen, the % data for these two schools don't always translates to other schools. (For example, I saw someone saying it was around 30% cb -> offer from what he had heard at his school while for CLS it might be around 50%. Also there can possibly be differences b/w CLS and HLS too.)
Anyways its good for getting a rough estimate, just don't blindly rely on it.
Anyways its good for getting a rough estimate, just don't blindly rely on it.
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^Poster Above. With the given caveat, here's what I have:
Freshfields: 60%
Milbank: 40%
Linklaters: 100% (Small Data Sample/ Probably School Influenced)
Sidley: 60%
Pillsbury: 65%
These are all for NY
Freshfields: 60%
Milbank: 40%
Linklaters: 100% (Small Data Sample/ Probably School Influenced)
Sidley: 60%
Pillsbury: 65%
These are all for NY
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