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Old Aug 20th 2007, 10:42 am
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Hi,

This is my first time on such a site so I don't really know how it works. I am looking for UK qualified solicitors (incl. NQs) who have successfully passed the New York Bar and made the transition to become a practicing New York Lawyer.

Please let me know:-

1. When you passed the Bar and when you moved?
2. Did you work for a US firm in London first and simply transfer?
3. How easy/challenging you found it? In terms of applying for jobs and the type of experience you needed to get that job. I'm not interested in the visa issue.
4. What is the current job market like?
5. Did you find it exciting and are you loving you new life in NY?

I look forward to hearing from you. Many thanks.
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Old Aug 21st 2007, 4:30 am
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Welcome to BE....and have a search, someone asked pretty much the same question a few weeks back, don't know if it were for NY though, but I think it might have been.
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Originally Posted by SpecialKaye
Hi,

This is my first time on such a site so I don't really know how it works. I am looking for UK qualified solicitors (incl. NQs) who have successfully passed the New York Bar and made the transition to become a practicing New York Lawyer.

Please let me know:-

1. When you passed the Bar and when you moved?
2. Did you work for a US firm in London first and simply transfer?
3. How easy/challenging you found it? In terms of applying for jobs and the type of experience you needed to get that job. I'm not interested in the visa issue.
4. What is the current job market like?
5. Did you find it exciting and are you loving you new life in NY?

I look forward to hearing from you. Many thanks.
Why aren't you interested in the visa issue? Do you have something on the hook already?
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Default Re: UK Solicitors moving to NYC

Originally Posted by SpecialKaye
Hi,

This is my first time on such a site so I don't really know how it works. I am looking for UK qualified solicitors (incl. NQs) who have successfully passed the New York Bar and made the transition to become a practicing New York Lawyer.

Please let me know:-

1. When you passed the Bar and when you moved?
2. Did you work for a US firm in London first and simply transfer?
3. How easy/challenging you found it? In terms of applying for jobs and the type of experience you needed to get that job. I'm not interested in the visa issue.
4. What is the current job market like?
5. Did you find it exciting and are you loving you new life in NY?

I look forward to hearing from you. Many thanks.
I'll be more than happy to give you all the advice you need..


.......for $250 a fucking hour!!!!



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Old Aug 21st 2007, 11:32 am
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Sounds almost like a recruiter/headhunter to me.
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Old Aug 21st 2007, 11:46 am
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Originally Posted by Rushman
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.......for $250 a fucking hour!!!!



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you're not that cheap surely? i'm up my prices if i were you
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Old Aug 21st 2007, 11:49 am
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you're not that cheap surely? i'm up my prices if i were you
The only Bar I've passed was to go into the mens room to piss out 6 pints of Stalla Artois.
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Originally Posted by Rushman
The only Bar I've passed was to go into the mens room to piss out 6 pints of Stalla Artois.
and the only bars i've passed was through my gut after scoffing some CDM's
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We did have a barrister her ..who went back to Law school here...
Can't remember his name though..

Duncs do a search on his story ..

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We did have a barrister her ..who went back to Law school here...
Can't remember his name though..

Duncs do a search on his story ..
We also had Franklin if you recall who threatened to sue another poster because he wa called A CRAP LAWYER
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