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I have done tax internship for 5 month (2 month in firm + 3 month under senior advocate) the learning curve under the senior advocate was steep and after investing nearly 14 hours per day during internship now I am in core group for brainstorming session on important matters and he also allows me to draft petition on matter in which law is settled).
I also have internship lined up in tier 1 law firms, so guys please suggest me what should I choose, should I continue with senior advocate who doesn't pay his associates but allows for independent assignment and sometimes refer his associates for small matters or should I try my chance in tier 1 law firm.
Right now I am unable to learn anything about international taxation and tax implications due to merger and acquisition.