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P.s.: sorry for any typos and long post. I generally don't get time to comment on LI. But had to share my thoughts since this impacts many students.
Looks like you lost your common sense and logic sis
General corporate practise area is easiest to break into because of work variety, ample corp work, multitude of clients with multitude of needs,easy to jump area of law.
Competition, TMT,etc too