Admissions consultant and former University of Chicago Law School assistant dean Heike Spahn warns that too many law school applicants give too little thought to where their career goals fit into their school selection. “Do you know what you plan to do with your law degree?” she asks. “While many applicants know why they want to attend law school, many do not have a realistic idea of what they can or will do when they graduate. That’s why I strongly encourage you to consider career services statistics when you research law schools.”

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In this www.artistshousemusic.org clip from a forum held at a 2007 meeting of the American Bar Association called “Young Lawyer Student Orientation – Your Questions Answered,” the panelists respond to an audience question from a law student who knows that he wants to have a career in tennis law, and wants advice on starting a career in so specific a niche — in particular hints for building industry contacts and experience in any way possible. As a follow-on, the panelists discuss the difference between “persistent and annoying” when networking or interviewing, and share their advice on networking strategy for law students.

Highlights at icould.com John Davies is a Para Legal, he says “a Para Legal’s often very different depending on where you’re working. My job basically mostly involves preparing for court cases. I do family law, so it’s mainly divorces… disputes over children, and sometimes we’ll end up having go to court”. He is working at Farrer & Co part time whilst completing a music degree.

Michelle Gage, Director, Student and Associate Programs at Norton Rose OR LLP and Carolyn Berger, Managing Director, Marsden Group – Panel Moderator Business Development

This skit is one of a series during the St. John’s Law School’s 1988 Law Review Show, which follows the futile but funny attempts of law school senior student Michael Clarke to land that big “law job.” This song is a tribute to a wonderful fourth floor/administration receptionist, beloved – but very good at keeping the students away from teachers and the school’s administration.

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Dispatch – Open Up (LIVE) “They were looking for me when I came to They were looking for me when I came back Said hey you, you’re looking very suspicious I said relax man get off my back I said relax man get off my back I, I, I ain’t opposed to seeking justice But you’re going about it all wrong The man you’re looking for does not exist He’s just a figment of the higher man’s tongue And they say Open up we’re coming inside You can’t run so you may as well hide We got the place covered from head to toe, head to toe Open up we’re coming inside What’s it feel like to know you’re going to die On the other side of the row On the other side of the row On the other side of the row So they took me down to the gallows And this boy he said to me Why do you smile when the rope’s around your neck I said I tell you boy when I get back I said I tell you boy when I get back I, I, I ain’t opposed to seeking justice But you’re going about it all wrong The man you’re looking for does not exist He’s just a figment of the higher man’s tongue He’s just a victim of the higher man’s tongue And they say Open up we’re coming inside You can’t run so you may as well hide We got the place covered from head to toe, head to toe Open up we’re coming inside What’s it feel like to know you’re going to die On the other side of the row On the other side of the row On the other side of the row Hands above your head Que le via bien Step out of line and we’ll fill you with lead How are we to know that you are …