by Deni Hix | Jan 28, 2020 | Law Firm Management, Law Students & Schools, Podcast Episodes
Bill Henderson on The Business of Law Listen & Subscribe to this Podcast | Read & Download the Transcribed Episode ***To Download the PDF Transcript, click here*** (Look in the top right corner and click on the three dots to download.) I... 
by Deni Hix | Jan 14, 2020 | In-House Counsel, Job Hunting, Law Students & Schools, LawPartnerRecruitingPg, Podcast Episodes
Shauna Bryce on Legal Career Transitions Listen & Subscribe to this Podcast | Read & Download the Transcribed Episode ***To Download the PDF Transcript, click here*** (Look in the top right corner and click on the three dots to download.) I interviewed Shauna... 
by Chris Batz | Oct 3, 2017 | Law Students & Schools, Podcast Episodes
Daniel Rodriguez Discusses Innovation Lab, Law Firm Hiring Trends and Non-Attorney Ownership Interview with Daniel Rodriguez, Dean of Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law Listen & Subscribe to this Podcast | Read & Download the Transcript ***To... 
by cristina | Oct 5, 2015 | In-House Counsel, Job Hunting, Law Students & Schools, Most Popular
How to Get the Law Job You Want We call it – The Attorney Job Hunting System Why Consider Reading This? Bottom line: Many employers do not want to pay expensive recruiter fees to hire you. They would rather pay you, pocket the savings, and have you approach them... 
by Chris Batz | Aug 25, 2014 | Law Students & Schools
Achieving Success. Then and Now Young Lawyers in Big Law Four Sherman Sterling partners discuss the success dynamic between new lawyers and Big Law “back in the day” and post September 2008 published in a New York Law Journal article on August 18th, 2014.... by Chris Batz | Feb 2, 2013 | Law Students & Schools
World Law Internship (Summer 2013) Undergraduate, graduate and law students who are interested in educating about, promoting and advocating human rights and world citizenship are encouraged to apply for this 3 month, 15-20 (or more) hours per week internship (hours...
