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Lawyers in BigLaw are free agents and they do not see their co-owners through thick and thin.
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Recently, legal practice expert, Jordan Furlong of Law.21, called women leaving BigLaw (the AmLaw200) a good thing.
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What I mean to do is simply tell the stories of some women who found a way to make BigLaw work for them.
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Cohen is the rare woman who has not only survived but thrived in BigLaw since her graduation from Loyola Law School in 1978.
FORBES: BigLaw Diaspora | Women Who Stayed
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My first question to Cohen was why she stayed in BigLaw.
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There are enormous differences in the scale, scope, and complexity of work handled at the very top of biglaw and the rest of the V100.
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It would be fair to say that biglaw is fractally snobby.
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One hiring practice that discourages minority hiring can be found within the many (but now dwindling) BigLaw firms that only hire candidates from the top 20 law schools.
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Biglaw is all about fanatic dedication to the whims of the client, but those whims have a very different shape for different types of transactions and different areas of law.
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But so long as BigLaw remains a professional sector that wields such enormous economic and political power, it is a mistake to urge women lawyers to give up the fight for parity there.
FORBES: A Plea To Women To Stay In 'Big Law'
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As an official member of the ruling classes, first in a BigLaw firm and then as a Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Chicago, he was able to make the contacts necessary to make serious bids for political office.
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It turns out that being a high performing law student is close to being a necessary condition of succeeding at the high end of biglaw, but it says very little about whether or not you can actually handle the work and the culture of biglaw.
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