Is biglaw actually that bad?
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Date: January 19th, 2026 12:25 AM Author: Pearl weed whacker
it depends. depends on you, firm, practice group, what individual partners you end up working with, some luck, some economic factors, etc.
impossible to generalize.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5823768&forum_id=2\u0026mark_id=5310486#49600246) |
Date: January 19th, 2026 9:57 PM Author: Impertinent macaca brethren
i have a weird CV and have worked all kinds of legal jobs including two stretches of grinding in biglaw lit. i have also been an assistant city attorney, a prosecutor, now i’m solo.
biglaw is not a ton of fun but the people who really bitch about are all younger types who have never had a real job. i have also driven trucks, installed windows, and worked on a paving crew. the worst day of biglaw was like an average day for most of the blue collar jobs i’ve done.
of the law jobs, prosecuting felony crimes was by far the worst grind and the most stressful. you’re in court nonstop, constantly having to respond to motions of varying quality, you’re prepping and coordinating multiple cases for trial every week not knowing what will go, opposing counsel aggressively tries to fuck you over at every step on condensed crim pro timelines, and the judges run the state ragged with the understanding that the ‘office can handle it.’ on top of that, nobody on either side is happy with plea deals and people tend to loathe prosecutors. biglaw stress is nothing compared to prosecuting. i should say the biglaw firms i worked for were not elite by any means so i don’t know what it’s like at the V10 places XO used to worship.
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Date: January 19th, 2026 10:40 PM Author: Mind-boggling step-uncle's house personal credit line
The partner I work for has created one of the cushiest niche specialties I've seen in biglaw. Basically most of our work is just recycling old filings with minor alterations. But we produce a lot of paper so the big corporations we work for just shrug and assume it's worth it. Our bills are a rounding error for them anyway.
There are scams and sweetheart deals scattered all throughout the economy. Some of them exist in biglaw.
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