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On this page you can browse anonymous job data that biglawrefuge users have put in. For each, you will see if the outcome of the job (e.g. pending, withdrawn, offered, rejected, declined, accepted, etc.). If you find them useful, please contribute!

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These are the types of outcomes for each job application.

"Pending" means that the job applicant has not marked the application complete.

"Withdrawn" means that the job applicant withdrew his or her application.

"Rejected" means that the job applicant's application was rejected by the company.

"Offered" means that the company has offered the job applicant a position, but it has not yet been accepted.

"Declined" means that the company offered the job applicant a position, but the applicant did not accept.

"Revoked" means that the company offered the job applicant a position, but later revoked it.

"Accepted" means that the company offered the job applicant a position, and the applicant accepted.

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McDermott Will & Emery (Summer 2l)

Anonymous (T14)

During callback, attorneys were friendly and more transparent about associate life than those at other firms, but they also seemed less than happy and complained about all-nighters, etc.
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Rank 15% GPA 3.8

Fenwick & West LLP (Summer 2l)

Anonymous (T14)

Interviewed with SV office -- loved the people and the culture as it was relayed during CB visit. Attorneys came across as skilled and personable, and seemed to respect the notion that associates could both excel at work and enjoy aspects of life beyond work. Offer came by phone a couple weeks after CB, at which time I had decided to accept an offer with another firm. Would recommend others consider Fenwick.
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Paul Hastings LLP (Summer 2l)

Anonymous (T14)

Attorneys at callback in SV office were very friendly and seemed to operate as a team. The office seemed to respect work-life balance, or at least as much as balance can be respected within the confines of a profitable biglaw operation. Offer was on the spot at end of CB. Gave serious consideration to accepting before ultimately settling on a non-biglaw offer.
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