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1. Are known decent to great mentors
(This can be fundamental in starting a career in Litigation)
(Ik no one has time, but some people are generally better mentors, so please suggest those name.
2. Can pay decent
(Good enough to survive decently and probably save a bit)
3. Aren't too old but ones who actually have good work coming and need to actually delegate work to juniors
(To not care about the practice anymore as their practice is on auto pilot)
(Not someone who's juniors aren't just checking boards for them, and going to Courts with them but someone who's juniors are actually involved in the day to day litigation)
P.s. I have done substantial research online and during my college intership, and I know few known common name of seniors so please suggest names you had good experience with based on your own practice please.
Grateful for the leads.