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Always Interview on Fridays Harrison Barnes | Dated: 07-31-2010
When I was in college I remember going for an interview with the investment bank JP Morgan. I had no idea how I had gotten the interview but it was for something dealing with finance and statistical studies of Asian securities markets. I had gone to high school for awhile in Bangkok and [...]
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AM Law Daily provided some encouraging news Friday in a preview of the upcoming summer hiring season. According to its reporting, summer associate class-size is expected to show significant increases in some cases among the more prestigious firms.
Cravath, Swaine & Moore, which has a summer class size of 23 now, is expected to increase its [...]
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India’s ban on foreign lawyers practicing, let alone, opening an office, in that country has been a frequent item in the news lately. In a December ruling, the ban was upheld by a Bombay High Court, prohibiting such firms as Chadbourne Park and White and Case from obtaining the licenses necessary for opening up shop. [...]
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Hughes Hubbard elected two partners to its New York office and added a lateral from Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy to its Washington D.C. office.
Elevated to partner in New York were Walter Egbert and Lisa Chiarini. Both intellectual property lawyers joined the firm as counsel in July 2009 from Baker Botts.
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A former bus driver in a rural part of Texas is suing the bus company that fired him for back pay and for emotional suffering after he was fired in January for refusing to transport two women to a Planned Parenthood clinic. According to allegations in a complaint filed earlier this month in federal court, Edwin Graning, an ordained Christian minister and anti abortion activist, was fired in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
The facts in the case are not in dispute. CARTS, the bus company Graning worked for, offers door to door service in a rural area. In January, Graning was directed to pick up two women and transport them to a Planned Parenthood clinic. He refused on the grounds that Planned Parenthood provides abortions and these women might be travelling there with that purpose in mind. Graning does not allege that the women were going to get an abortion.
Question: I'm a third-year litigator and it's been one week since I interviewed with a firm. I think everything went very well; even the head of the group was telling me how qualified I am. However, when I sent thank-you emails nobody responded. It's a week later and I'm assuming the worst. My husband tells me I'm being a pessimist. What's your thought?
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Lloyd Comiter was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania but has built his life and career in south Florida since the age of two. He returned to the northeast to earn his BA in Political Science in Boston, Massachusetts and returned to his now-home state to receive his Juris Doctor degree at St. Thomas University School of Law in Miami, Florida.
Thanks to Netflix, I recently watched season 1 of the now cancelled TV show, Heroes. The show revolves around a diverse group of people that find themselves developing a range of special powers. Some of them use these powers for good, while others predictably follow a darker path. Much of the first season deals with the various characters learning to control their new found abilities. I kept expecting Peter Parker to swing in on a web and remind the cast that with great power comes great responsibility.
Sometimes I get a little punch drunk on Friday afternoons, particularly in the summer when temperatures outside hit 110 degrees by 8 AM and stay above 100 until sometime after midnight.
The obvious solution is to say indoors as much as possible and by the end of the week that leaves me feeling a bit giddy. As a result, my meanderings through the blawgosphere tend toward the whimsical, which means I was utterly delighted by the recent news that the YMCA has decided to officially change its name to the Y.
Australian Firm Victimized by an ''International Scammer''
An Australian law firm, based in Perth, has been victimized by what local authorities are calling an ''international scammer.'' In May, the firm received an e-mail by what claimed to be a Chinese export company requesting representation to chase a $900,000 debt from an Australian company.
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