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Originally posted by bill killer
Sweeeet. (Not a WSGR fan.)
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You know, it's hit or miss over there for me. I've worked with some really great attorneys there, sometimes, not so much. It's kind of like that with most firms, I guess, but the difference with WSGR is that it's intentionally run as a bunch of fiefdoms, run by different feudal lords. So if you have the right group, you're golden, and if not, well, sorry. It really isn't much of a big deal, missed securities filings happen (although missing it in 10+ states for your highest profile client isn't too impressive, especially when about every state has an 701-type exemption readily available), and you would think that they would have moved a lot earlier to fix it as so not to potentially scare potential investors (and the market) prior to their IPO.
It actually makes me feel better--the next time I mess up, I can say I'm just like a biglaw atty.
