Biglaw Practice Group Exit Options. Does anyone have an insight on the Depends what practice area yo

Does anyone have an insight on the Depends what practice area you are in but I work for a big 4 doing SEC compliance for investment advisers and broker-dealers. I’m not positive you have an easy or viable path to a chill corporate job - for Exit options are not good despite what kool-aid drinkers say, but also very easy to lateral from Rx --> Finance, etc. The associates from that group are always trying to switch into my group for the same reason, except for the few who love it and are killer at it who are, as noted, worth their weight in gold. From there you can get a good in house job no problem (as long as you don't go Lit. I’m an 2nd year associate looking to switch practices groups for better exit. I’m particularly Looking to make the shift from big law to in-house or to a law firm practice that’s different than big law? Learn how to navigate the change & transition smoothly. Mayer Brown's finance practice is much better regarded than their M&A group. So you can't look at Vault ranking alone, but Tax seems like the better day-to-day practice when you’re at a firm, but exit options are limited to banks/funds/similar. Aside from M&A what groups provide the best landing spots in terms of wlb + pay? Instead of picking a practice group solely because it has good exits and potentially hating your time at the firm, much better to find an area that you do well in (you like the people and find the substantive work at Instead of picking a practice group solely because it has good exits and potentially hating your time at the firm, much better to find an area that you do well in (you like the people and find the substantive trueSure, here are some potential pros and cons of each practice area in big law, along with their potential exit options: Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A): Pros: High-value deals often mean high Could you tell us what practice group you were in for biglaw. As you gain exposure to different courses, clinics and internships, your interests may grow and change during law school and beyond. Thanks! Reply reply BLthrowaway2342 • What are some of the most lucrative biglaw exit options? As stated in the title, provided an associate wanted to leave after several years at a large law firm - what would be the most lucrative (or rather I understand that leaving the biglaw bubble will entail a pay cut in all but the absolute best case, unicorn scenario. I don’t know how long I may want to stay in big law and want to prepare for exit ops a few years in. About half the partners are ex-lawyers (both big law and in-house). Biglaw opens up plenty of exit options, alternative careers; and opportunities to lateral to another firm. I’m a seventh year ssociate in a specialist group in a secondary market who has heard through the grapevine that my V50 firm MoFo is a top SF firm, but they are a couple steps down from the top in NY. . However, it’s important to Went into BL v20 for white collar—the most interesting of any practice group IMO. Quickly determined that I valued my personal life more than my career, and switched to data privacy What are the typical exit options for tax associates at big law firms? Are the options better or worse than corporate? If you can't answer this question without more information: I'll be starting as Summer associate here trying to figure out what practice group to join. I also know that, compared with transactional associates, there are far fewer opportunities And while that usually means providing tips and tricks for how to excel in practice and prepare to move up the seniority ladder, for most associates, an important part of having a 28 votes, 16 comments. Exit options will depend on the type of corporate work you have experience doing, but should be fairly similar across firms: banks, funds, insurance companies, or the IRS. I’m a junior transactional associate in BigLaw that, in light of the article above, is looking to identify a practice area (s) that (i) will allow me to develop a set of transferable and valuable skills Of those, I’m really interested in bankruptcy/restructuring, and right behind that, our environmental practice and construction law tied as far as preference.

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