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And in the cafeteria, I heard associates ranting to each other as well about the lack of any work, which really cemented the picture. The only good thing was that my mentor actually took time to explain things to me in detail when and if he had any work to give to me. Overall i could tell he was a nice person, so i am assuming that the people at the firm arent a problem, but the structure and work is non existent.
If you are looking for a stress free life, which a few of my co-interns did, then this is heaven. If you want to work and practice law, then please avoid.