Okay. Your comma usage is almost as bad as DPW’s funds/RE groups are.Anonymous User wrote:OP. Way to butcher statements with ellipses.v5junior wrote:No.Anonymous User wrote:Davis has a thriving ... Real Estate and Funds [group]...
FIG is thriving, and I never said Real Estate and Funds were (just that Davis has those groups). The whole point of the statement, in context, was that not all firms have the same set of practice groups.
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OP, you still around?
Or, for anyone else working in the NYC big law market--thoughts on working in the NY big law market generally, particularly in the M&A (public or private) and cap markets spaces? I know OP touched on those practices, but wondering if folks who have worked in those spaces in other markets can weigh in on how lifestyle and expectation compares.
Context: I'm working in a secondary legal market in big law hoping to transition to NYC in a year or two, probably cap markets or M&A.
Or, for anyone else working in the NYC big law market--thoughts on working in the NY big law market generally, particularly in the M&A (public or private) and cap markets spaces? I know OP touched on those practices, but wondering if folks who have worked in those spaces in other markets can weigh in on how lifestyle and expectation compares.
Context: I'm working in a secondary legal market in big law hoping to transition to NYC in a year or two, probably cap markets or M&A.
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