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2. And most importantly, do they let me take my own cases? I understand senior people at chamber do. In that case, how much time spent on senior counsel case and my case?
3. Also, how is staffing on matter done? All matters of seniour counsel or some (considering many seniors have 8-15 juniors so i assume i will get 1 case/day to prepare/draft/appear in conference/prepare noted for)? (Essentially, am i required to be in court all day and all conferences or i can skip some conferences/hearings and give limited output of preparing draft/brief on only matter given to me)
Reason for above query: i have some cases of my own.