Sentences with phrase «lot of law students»

But one thing is certain, a lot of law students and lawyers are trying to become military lawyers for whatever reason.

A lot of the law students also went to the Tribecca quite often, but I prefer more pub - like places.

Lots of law students find themselves in the position of not being able to get the job they want and so they start a firm because they don't have any other choice, but you did it after years of actually practicing and litigating and having a lot of experience.

Not exact matches

It is a cold field that, frankly, attracts a different breed of student, eager for lots of statistics, laws, math and such.

But you'll rack up lots of student loans first: after a four - year BA, you must invest in three years of law school, then spend a year articling before taking the bar exam.

Presumably a lot of google requests for the constitution are from lawyers, or law students, or assistants of the members of parliament.

When students were asked to come up with a better design for the lot, they applied their understanding of geometry, civics, law, engineering, and public speaking.

The good news is that there are lots of organizations dedicated to protecting freedom of expression and helping people understand their rights and responsibilities around copyright law; and even a few that specialize in helping educators get a handle on the issues and impart the right lessons to their students.

«We have a large population of students that, through federal law, require intensive interventions and that takes a lot of resources that need to be spent in that direction,» Langyel says.

Students face a lot of problems while making law term papers because it contains legal law and regulations.

Students studying at Yale University, Cornell University of USA are subjected to write essays on many topics which comprise of Law Essays, Marketing Essays, Management Essays, Corporate Essays and English Essays which requires a lot of vocabulary and context.

There are a lot of variations on this scam, but typically a borrower is referred to a law firm by a «student aid company».

Laws manding some form of credit coaching for students as soon as their first semester in a financial aid program might nip a lot of these problems in the bud, especially because those who drop out or don't complete degrees are another group with above - average rates of student loan defaults.

Unable to discharge their student loans in bankruptcy, a lot of underemployed law - school graduates will be forced to apply for an Income - Based Repayment plan (IBR) in order to manage their loan obligations.

A lot of people get burned dealing with law firms trying to get their student loan debt dismissed.

Persis Yu, director of the Student Loan Borrower Assistance Project at the National Consumer Law Center, said «There is absolutely a lot of room for improvement.»

While a law degree means lots of debt in most cases, students may have high paying starting salaries.

I'm passing this on to my daughter in law because she has a lot of student loan debt.

Truthfully there is a lot of hearsay and nonsense out here on the Internet with regards to potential student loans relief; in order to plan for the future we need to know the laws and the reality that we face so we can place ourselves in a good position.

«Students have had to become a lot more tactically savvy because of the willingness of the administration and law enforcement to go in and conduct mass arrests, and, in many cases, engage in police violence as well,» he said.

Not just understand it well enough to say lots of nifty words about it — well enough to start from the basic empirical laws and principles and derive and demonstrate nearly the whole thing through the introductory classical level at the blackboard, without notes, as I do several times a year in front of several hundred very bright students a year, working with a team of Ph.D. physicists who are my co-instructors (with perhaps a century of teaching experience between us who, one would think, would correct my errors if I made any egregious ones along the way).

There are lots of very smart legal professionals out there in the world — practitioners, academics, librarians and even law students.

Kind of like me mocking the anonymous blogger, who seems to get a lot of traffic on his site, at least among his target niche of spoiled brat law students.»

All of which raises the question of whether students and (one might add, if one were really, really crazy) the under - served public (which is a lot of people) might be better served by the increasing for - profit privatization of law education.

Recently, a lot of lawyers and law students have been applying to the JAG Corps.

«It has become a more specialized area of family law and, because students don't have a lot of exposure to this type of law, we don't have a lot of lawyers practising in this area of law.»

Before you go decide to law school, you really do need to put a lot of thought into it; and student loans, income and employment prospects are factors to consider.

There's a lot of low cost stuff you can do which is good news for students just getting out of law school with a big debt, and a tumultuous, changing landscape of the legal space so great advice.

Suffolk has put a lot of effort into developing a rigorous curriculum and various internship opportunities to prepare law students to practice in a changing legal landscape.

«The students had a lot of interesting ideas for how to apply machine learning to law, but there was obviously a gap in legal expertise,» says Alarie.

With the annual Edmonton Law Libraries Association Head Start program coming up in a few of weeks, and the start date of our incoming articling students just around the corner, I have been spending a lot of time thinking about learning objectives.

The number of students going to law school, the composition of classes, job opportunities... all have changed a lot in a very short period of time.

«Law students who interview here end up interviewing with a half dozen or so partners, so we get a lot of views and feedback to work with.»

I see a lot more undergrads with Mac laptops, and the small number of Mac - using law students has doubled or tripled.

Bishop says a lot of students who want to work in rural law firms won't be able to visit them or move there until after they're done school.

As law students, there is a lot of focus on the rankings.

My legal dream sailed from Peking University, so every time I go back to give a speech at the Law School of Peking University, I would feel a lot of gratitude, warmth and desire to assist or share my understanding of a career as a lawyer, and how to become a good lawyer, especially a non-litigating lawyer, with the students who want to be a lawyer in the future, so that I can do my part to improve the transparency, publicity and fairness of the Chinese capital market.

There is a lot of material that will be unfamiliar to law students — not just the accounting and financial terms, but information on operations, marketing, and strategy, as well.

Innovations that receive a lot of attention, such as Harvard's introduction of intensive skills training for first - year law students, or Northwestern's introduction of a two - year J.D. program, had in fact already been introduced in a number of other law schools.33 Social science studies of innovation in legal education would permit legal educators to focus more substantively on innovative changes regardless of the ranking of the school that is introducing them — and would thus permit educators across the country to learn from one another.34

Lawyers want to help and take care of others - that's why they get into the profession, but a lot of them, and even law students, don't take care of themselves well enough.

Marshall Lichty: I'm not either other than I think a lot of it is partly based on fear, and I think a lot of it is also just the myopic approach that a lot of students take to the law school experience.

A lot of the early discussion focused on high and rising tuition costs, in response to the question from moderator Omar Ha - Redeye, «Is the investment of time and money in law school justifiable if the student does not intend to become a lawyer?»

Summer students come from different law schools, so there can be quite a lot of variation in what they already know.

But in the interest of being solution oriented, that's not the focus tonight,» he said, adding, «We know, for example, that when studies are done anonymously law students tend to have a lot more to say.»

On top of that, professors tend to know a lot of people doing a variety of legal work — and they are very good at referring law students to helpful sources.

First - and second - year students with summer jobs: A lot of people are ecstatic about the fact that they will be gainfully employed at law firms in the summer months... [but] they face the frustration of renegotiation start dates with their employers.

Before, there was a lot of cross-discussion between professors, lawyers, and law students.

Yet they did not feel the need for radical change to their teaching and learning practices; they relied on academic librarians to impart these skills.2 They felt this was justified on the grounds that, as one law professor stated, students had limited time available, had difficulty working independently, and would perhaps «get more confused and... just throw a lot of stuff in?

The largest law firms in Canada and the U.S. spend a lot of time, money and effort to compete for the «top law students,» which they define narrowly as those who got the best marks at the top - rated schools.

I went to a lot of CLEs on criminal law practice, which were free for law students.