Former Paralegals, Litigation Analysts, and Case Assistants
Someone in the law school admissions subreddit claimed that a T6 admissions officer told them that working in a law firm before law school counts against applicants in admissions. There are just too many applicants who worked as paralegals, project/case assistants, litigation analysts, etc.
Fair. I get that. But wouldn’t a big law recruiter prefer someone who already has experience at a law firm? Or does it depend on the law firm’s reputation?
Is there any advantage to taking one of these roles?
u/CarneChileMolePozole — 14 hours ago