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2) If you have quit law firms in first 2-3 years what did you do apart from lit: name the firm if possible?
3) Where are the slackers yaar ?......everyone that I met seemed to have been an overachiever in law schools and law firms
4) Not to jinx it but are there any unemployed and hopeless stories of folks as well who are struggling to make it anywhere : I heard from my seniors and some kind professors : "tum NLS se ho tumhara kuch an kuch ho hi jayega". I wish there is a light of hope, bliss, and stability at the end of the tunnel for all of us.
I wish we had some sort of mini-legally India for NLS peeps.
P.S. I do not claim any superiority over non-NLS peeps. It is just that NLS peeps can relate more to all this.