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What’s the highest package a law firm can offer via PPO and who pays the highest
byGuest
3 years ago
May be an image of text that says "Lana @Lana_ Dragonfly Boss made a dollar Grandad made a a dime But that was a poem From a simpe time Boss made a thousand Gave my pa a cent But that penny bought a mortgage Or at least it paid the rent Now boss makes a million And gives us jack Smugly blames his workers For the labor that he lacks"
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byGuest
3 years ago
technically a TC offer is also a PPO, so yes a TC from A&O would be the highest for an indian college.
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byGuest
3 years ago
Trilegal
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S&r
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What’s the highest package a law firm can offer via PPO and who pays the highest
byJawan on 7th Septemberfeatured
3 years ago
Amongst the likes of CAM , SAM , AZB and Khaitan
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