Biglaw Antitrust Practice?
Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2018 7:21 pm
Hi All,
I'm will be working as a SA with a NYC Biglaw firm this summer. I have started thinking more about the practice groups I want to get involved with, and while I am certainly open-minded, one of my major areas of interest is antitrust. I have been interning in the AT division of a state AG's office, and I'm especially interested in AT issues affecting the pharma industry. As far as I can tell, the firm I'll be working for this summer does a fair amount of antitrust litigation (I am much more litigation-focused), but does a lot more transactional AT work for M&As. Also, based on its website, the firm appears to have way more partners than associates working for the AT group.
I'm just curious whether anyone on this forum has experience working with a Biglaw antitrust practice group, and if so, what the work is like for junior associates? Aspects of work you really like/dislike? Is it difficult to break into this field? Overall, would you recommend it?
Thanks in advance!
I'm will be working as a SA with a NYC Biglaw firm this summer. I have started thinking more about the practice groups I want to get involved with, and while I am certainly open-minded, one of my major areas of interest is antitrust. I have been interning in the AT division of a state AG's office, and I'm especially interested in AT issues affecting the pharma industry. As far as I can tell, the firm I'll be working for this summer does a fair amount of antitrust litigation (I am much more litigation-focused), but does a lot more transactional AT work for M&As. Also, based on its website, the firm appears to have way more partners than associates working for the AT group.
I'm just curious whether anyone on this forum has experience working with a Biglaw antitrust practice group, and if so, what the work is like for junior associates? Aspects of work you really like/dislike? Is it difficult to break into this field? Overall, would you recommend it?
Thanks in advance!