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| Вс, Дек 1, 2002 07:01pm Nora - 7829 d back | ↑↓ |
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Hi!
I am looking for a full time job as a legal secretary starting next spring. I will be graduating from a top school with a degree in Political Science and a minor in Slavic. Eventually, I am planning to go to law school. I am fully bilingual (English/Russian). I will appreciate any response from a representative of a law firm. Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Nora
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| Пн, Дек 2, 2002 09:10am evgenij - 7828 d back | ↑↓ |
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Nora,
Let's talk and see what we can do. We have a new law firm Dukor & Klein. Call me at (312) 961-7503
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| Вт, Дек 10, 2002 08:25pm Yurist - 7820 d back | ↑↓ |
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Nora,
Try www.lawmatch.com, www.findlaw.com...there's all kinds of legal job websites.
Though a job as a legal secretary is not going to do much for your career. You sound young, and you're graduating from a top school with a great major for law school. Don't say "eventually"...if you are serious about law school, you should have taken the LSAT already, being in your senior year. Don't waste your time for small pay as somebody's go-get it doggie, take the LSAT in February (it means enroll in a KAPLAN/Princeton Review LSAT course NOW!!!), and you still have a great chance of getting into many schools.
Just know one thing, the legal job market is down, just like any other job market, and it's tough to land a grea paying job nowadays. Don't get fooled into going to law school because your mother's cousin-in-law's nephew's daugther received $125K right after law schools. Only about top 5% law students (fluctuates, depending on school) will receive those jobs. Some will go on to $60-$100K jobs, but most will find themselves floating with $150K school debt working $40-$55k job, which is a horrible investment.
Udachi
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