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I have seen many seniors of mine get into corporate law because they feel that they will meet big-shots and gain their support, which is crucial for them to succeed in the future. Their plan is that they work at a corporate firm for 3-4 years and build a good connect with some executives, managers and businessmen, so they can build their own firm or business with their connects as clients. Does it really work out that way? Or is it no good?
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3-4 years? Try 15-20 years AT LEAST before you become a partner who MAY have interactions with 'relevant' and powerful people. Most corp partners liaise with GC of companies, so not exactly very 'powerful'. Networking is independent of this; making such connections in a country like India will more often than not require you to exploit family connections. If you really want to have 'connections' and 'setting' in the future, I'd rather recommend litigation. PS- If this is why you are getting into corp law or litigation, I can assure you that you'll burn out within a couple of years.
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How would litigation be better for this otherwise?
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Lolz
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