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Posts Tagged ‘career’

Congratulations to Linda Maslow, 11th Librarian of the Supreme Court of the United States

23 Jan

Last week SCOTUS announced the appointment of the Court’s 11th Librarian, Linda Maslow, to replace Judy Gaskell, who retired in September, 2011. Maslow has had a long and distinguished career at the Supreme Court’s library. Quoting from the Jan. 17,…

 

Opening: Student Services Librarian, Lincoln Memorial University, Duncan School of Law

21 Oct

Lincoln Memorial University – Duncan School of Law is interested in hiring a Student Services Librarian. This position requires a MLS and a JD. For more information, visit the Career section of AALL’s website. [JH]

 

Lost and Found: The Castro Arizona Law Alternative Careers Handbook

06 Oct

Commenting on LLB’s Perhaps Fidel Castro Isn’t a Good Example of an Alternative Career: Arizona Law’s Handbook Disappears from the Web, the author of In Tough Job Market, Law Grads Use J.D.s for Nonlegal Work (US News, Sept. 30, 2011),…

 

Where the Jobs Aren’t: Nationwide, a Legal Career is the Most Difficult for Job Placement

09 Sep

Nationwide hiring remains steady with most industries showing hiring increases recently according to SimplyHired.com. But not in the legal field. There is less than one job opening for every 100 working attorneys. At that rate, a legal career is the…

 

"A picture is worth a thousand words" for illustrating law grads’ corporate sector career paths in the "New Normal"

16 Aug

The caption for the image, right, in Vanessa O’Connell’s WSJ story, Cut the Law Firms, Keep the Lawyers, reads “Dargie Anderson Bowersock had expected to go to a law firm—the “traditional path”— but now works in H-P’s legal department in…

 

The Grey Area of Unathorized Legal Practice

25 Jul

How many times in my career have I told a public patron that I couldn’t answer a question because I couldn’t provide legal advice? How many times have they told me that they didn’t want legal advice but proceeded to…

 

Dealing With “Resisting an Officer” Charges to Protect Your Future

18 Jul

A conviction for Resisting a Police Officer can kill a career. But a charge of resisting a police officer can be dismissed, reduced, or beat at trial. On a case like this, professional help makes a difference. Continue reading