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Alan B. Morrison; Diane T. Chin
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Language: English
Published by Aspen Law & Business, 2007
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- Title
- Beyond the Big Firm: Profiles of Lawyers Who Want Something More
- Author
- Alan B. Morrison; Diane T. Chin
- Publisher
- Aspen Law & Business
- Publication year
- 2007
- Condition
- Very Good
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0735565589
- ISBN 13
- 9780735565586
- Item weight
- 1.32 pounds
This succinct paperback will fill a major information void for students and recent graduates who are interested in a legal career outside the typical large, corporate law firm. Beyond the Big Firm offers more than 30 compelling profiles of lawyers who have chosen to follow nontraditional legal careers, in a wide range of subject areas, practice settings, and types of work.
This distinctive book explores the many possibilities open to law school graduates interested in "alternative" career choices.
- the editors of this engaging compilation are long-time public interest lawyers; the actual authors of the profiles are primarily students who capture the personalities of the subjects in a way that is sure to resonate with the audience because they share the same questions about career choices
- the subjects of the profiles have been out of law school 10-15 years, they represent 18 law schools, and they work in 15 states
- the lawyers profiled have jobs in governments, nonprofits, and small private firms; both civil and criminal law practice are covered, including prosecutors and defense counsel
- some of the fields that the lawyers work in include civil rights, civil liberties, immigration, personal injury, and human rights
In addition to the fascinating profiles, special features include:
- a special resources chapter to help students determine and follow their career choice
- a final chapter with mini-profiles of 3 lawyers who are not practicing law, but for whom their legal training is vital to their work
- short essays by current and former Stanford Law School deans Larry Kramer and Kathleen Sullivan
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