Law Students
Just in Time for Summer Associates: Lessons About Law Firm Job Success
Posted May 29, 2008 2:54 PM CST
By Martha Neil
Not sure about e-mail ettiquette or what's expected at a law firm social event?
Professors from Suffolk University Law School and other legal writing professors from around the country may well have the answers for you. The Boston school's well-regarded legal research and writing program has organized a free 19-podcast series, Transitioning from One-L to Summer Legal Work, reports the Legal Profession Blog.
The podcasts can be downloaded from iTunes, via the Suffolk "Transitioning" page that is linked in the second paragraph of this post.
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