Sentences with phrase «recent law school graduates who»

Recent law school graduates who have earned their Juris Doctor degree and have listed it on their resumes but who have not yet passed the bar exam can still apply to be a Document Review Attorney.

«The purpose of Justice Bridge is to match the 85 percent of litigants appearing in court every day without lawyers with the recent law school graduates who don't have clients,» said program founder Deborah Ramirez, a professor at Northeastern University School of Law.

«The purpose of Justice Bridge is to match un-represented litigants with recent law school graduates who don't yet have clients.»

This is a real issue for recent law school graduates who are seeking covered employment.

A ranch hand falls for a recent law school graduate who appears unexpectedly — and reluctantly — in his remote Montana town.

Not exact matches

One of these studies focused on recent law school graduates preparing for the bar examination and two others centered on college students who were preparing for difficult pre-med science examinations.

Their most recent gift of $ 600,000 to the Ed School benefited from the University's relatively new cross-credit program that permits alumni of the business school, the law school, and Harvard College who wish to give $ 100,000 or more to apply the money to one of the public service schools while still counting the gift toward the annual drive of their graduating School benefited from the University's relatively new cross-credit program that permits alumni of the business school, the law school, and Harvard College who wish to give $ 100,000 or more to apply the money to one of the public service schools while still counting the gift toward the annual drive of their graduating school, the law school, and Harvard College who wish to give $ 100,000 or more to apply the money to one of the public service schools while still counting the gift toward the annual drive of their graduating school, and Harvard College who wish to give $ 100,000 or more to apply the money to one of the public service schools while still counting the gift toward the annual drive of their graduating class.

I summed up my sense of this in a recent post, where I wrote, «We live in a time when two guys in law school who think they have a better idea for a legal research site can run with it and create the company Ravel Law by the time they gradualaw school who think they have a better idea for a legal research site can run with it and create the company Ravel Law by the time they graduaLaw by the time they graduate.

These are essential skills and areas of knowledge that may have formerly been learned on the job as a young associate, but now that so many recent graduates are hanging out their own shingles immediately after graduation and firms are seeking young lawyers who need less training and can hit the ground running, law schools need to pick up the slack and provide this education.

In contrast, only 23 percent of practicing attorneys who work at companies that hire recent law school graduates believe recent law school graduates possess sufficient practice skills.

In contrast, only 57 percent of practicing attorneys who work at companies that hire recent law school graduates believe recent law school graduates are effective legal writers.

Aside from our own anecdotal observations (for example, many of us working in the legal industry know recent lawyers who didn't graduate from a top - 50 law school and still found good jobs), is there a credible case to be made that law school is still a good economic choice for college graduates?

«Shpoonkle.com is the brainchild of a 21 year old New York Law School student about to graduate who is on a mission to make justice affordable,» wrote the PR consultant in a recent e-mail.

They were recent law school graduates, who served their clerkship for one year at the Supreme Court of Canada under the responsibility of a Justice.

As a result, large law firms, who in recent years hired roughly twenty - five percent of all law school graduates, have dramatically cut the sizes of their incoming associate classes.

Many law schools have special clerkship placement offices to help students and recent graduates who are interested in pursuing this path.