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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J88" data-source="post: 5590" data-attributes="member: 655">With regards to Travers Smith, some standout points are that they have a small intake size, esp. for a silver circle firm; they are a leader in mid market private equity deals, with notable repeat clients (e.g. Bridgepoint); and they also have a unique ‘room sharing’ structure, where partners sit with trainees (and associates) in one room. The firm therefore has a very flat structure.Just a general point: maybe it’d be helpful to think of uniqueness not in terms of one feature, but the aggregate of the firm’s qualities. Yeah, TS’ international structure might not be entirely unique, because Slaughter and May also have no international offices - but when you combine TS’ international strategy with who their clients are, their intake size, their sector strength, and add all these other things, then the firm does start to look quite unique I think</blockquote>

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