Students

Whether you are a recent graduate working as a judicial clerk or have accepted a temporary multi-year position with a non-profit, a governmental legal office, or a think tank, you are probably staring down the barrel of a big question: what’s next?
A clerkship or fellowship is an...

Academic life is often far removed from the actual day-to-day of a law firm. In law school, you might decide which area you want to specialize in, but without experience, it’s tough to know what each specialty entails in real life.
As you start your first internship, it is usually a...

Whether you landed a summer gig with a top-tier firm, have found yourself under the wing of an acclaimed judge, or are helping take down the system with your non-profit of choice, an internship is not always what it seems. Internships can be chances of a lifetime, but they can also turn into...

Interning is extremely important for law students; it’s the only way to experience what being an attorney will actually be like. Law school teaches you concepts, but it doesn’t tell you how to be a lawyer or explain the day-to-day realities of your career.
Finding and getting...