With summer associates arriving at law firms throughout the country, Fried Frank associates Lisa Bebchick and Elana Sinensky have plenty of suggestions to offer. One is to accept that real estate assignment, even though you want to be a litigator. Another reminder: Showing interest goes a long way. And keep in mind that the people you get to know over the summer may be your co-workers or clients down the road.
June 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
New York may not be feeling the full effects of summer heat yet, but scores of summer associates have arrived at large firms all across the city. The most talented law students, ripe with ambition and yearning to discover what large-firm life is all about, are here.
They will encounter some of the most talented lawyers in the country, with years of experience under their belts and eagerness to share what working at a large firm is all about.
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