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Overall - 6.5/10. Associates were a mixed bag. Some were good, some were a bit rude and disconnected. Can't blame them either. But as a student, I don't think you have a whole lot to gain in those arrangements. That being said, if you are lucky to get consistent good work, the internship is worth doing.
Nevertheless, it's a great place to learn things. If you are interested in competition law, do intern there.
It would be great if someone please comment as to how long does it take to hear back from them. Also, how is the competition law team? Thanks in advance