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<blockquote data-quote="bronson" data-source="post: 6694" data-attributes="member: 1148"><p>In my opinion it would be better to tie it to an area of law that the firm practices in because it shows that you have an interest in what they do. Note this does not have to be something they are necessarily strong in. Because it is an open day I do not think they would be expecting everyone applying to be interested in their main practice areas. That being said I think if you wrote this to a firm that had absolutely no focus on the area of law you were writing about, they might prefer to invite someone to an open day that did have an interest in one of their areas.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bronson, post: 6694, member: 1148"] In my opinion it would be better to tie it to an area of law that the firm practices in because it shows that you have an interest in what they do. Note this does not have to be something they are necessarily strong in. Because it is an open day I do not think they would be expecting everyone applying to be interested in their main practice areas. That being said I think if you wrote this to a firm that had absolutely no focus on the area of law you were writing about, they might prefer to invite someone to an open day that did have an interest in one of their areas. [/QUOTE]
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