Meet Sarah Mancuso Office: Phoenix Law School: Arizona State University ▪ Why did you choose Quarles? I chose Quarles & Brady because of the warm welcoming atmosphere and commitment to excellence in the legal field. Attending the firm's "Career Trek" event in the fall inspired me to apply because I could really visualize myself working there as a part of the team. ▪ What are you hoping to get out of your summer experience here? I am excited for the opportunity to learn about the legal field and see the realities of practicing law. I can’t wait to see how the legal theory and doctrines that I have learned so far are used and applied in a real-world setting. I am also looking forward to working with and learning from incredible attorneys who are experts in their field.
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☀️It's week two of our popular Summer Associate Instagram Takeover! Today, we head to the Washington, D.C. office to meet up with Marlee Sonico (Georgetown University Law Center, Class of '25), Kaitlin Fontana (The George Washington University Law School, Class of '25), and Anya Karaman (William & Mary Law School, Class of '25). Head on over to our Instagram stories to see what a day in the life of a Cozen O'Connor #SummerAssociate. And, if you're interested in applying to the program, the application period for 2Ls for summer 2025 just opened on June 1. Learn more about how to apply via the link in our comments. #lawfirm #amlaw100 #summerintern #lawstudentlife
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Yesterday, at the CHAMAN LAW FIRM, we had the privilege of attending a workshop on Litigation Skills as part of our internship program. The speaker, Barr. Egede Samuel, emphasized that litigation is an essential aspect of legal advocacy, contrary to the misconception held by many law students. We learned about the four key circles of litigation: 1. Drafting 2. Oral advocacy 3. Client relationship management 4. Relationship with the court As aspiring lawyers, we were advised to: - Clearly define our goals - Develop courage and self-esteem - Master the fundamentals of litigation, including: - Accurately recording client details - Identifying and noting relevant facts - Asking informed questions - Understanding client objectives - Being reliable, timely, and creative in our approach - Recognize that litigation is a skill honed through practice Additionally, we were reminded of the importance of maintaining good relationships with fellow legal professionals, being fair and sporting in our interactions, and building a strong rapport with the court.
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THIS IS A PERSONAL ACCOUNT Assistant District Attorney General - Trial attorney handling criminal cases. Opinions my own.
Law students, Shuck off the handcuffs of law school and believe in yourself and the process. My friend Steven Neff talks much about the process, because he’s an accomplished trial and appellate attorney. The process has much to teach you. And, it will set you free of the trappings law school tries to place on you. Law school is a fraud. And it knows it. Law school is a petty narcissistic, easily wounded, and weak. Shuck it off. And be free. The process must be learned by hands on experiences. So, do your best to find an internship that gets you training and experience. If you only do one thing, follow my friend Steven Neff. #lawstudents
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Joshua Brumley Brumley Law Firm, Pllc gives advice on How to Start a Successful Career in Law: Essential Tips for Law Students Are you a college student interested in pursuing a career in law? In this video, we share valuable advice on how to kickstart your journey towards becoming a successful lawyer. Learn about the importance of watching court proceedings and finding your area of interest in the legal field. Discover how interning and learning from experienced professionals can help you build a strong foundation for your future career. go to https://lnkd.in/gSs34T-2 for our full talk #LawCareerTips #LawStudentAdvice #LegalInternship #FindingYourPassion #CareerInLaw #LawyerGoals #ProfessionalDevelopment #LawyerAdvice #LegalField #LawStudentJourney
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Hello my Linkedin Network! Very happy to announce my acceptance in to the Summer LawBound program, and am even more humbled by my nomination for it. I will have the opportunity to get to understand law school and more of the "you're in law school-what now?" aspect of it. I look forward to networking with practicing attorneys and other relevant stakeholders in the coming days! #LawBoundProgram #LawSchoolJourney #FutureAttorney #LegalEducation #NetworkingOpportunity #LawStudentLife #CareerInLaw #LegalCommunity #ProfessionalGrowth #LawSchoolBound #LegalNetworking #LawSchoolExperience #AttorneyLife #LegalStudies #LawCareer
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Dear Network, I am happy to share that I started my externship at Three Crowns LLP, DC as a part of my LLM curriculum at Georgetown Law. A new challenge is on the horizon, and I look forward to working with my colleagues during the next months! #georgetownuniversity #law #internationalarbitration
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We dove into the minds of our 1L's during last week's "Zappy Hour" where they spilled the tea on their first semester of law school! Here's a snapshot of their experiences in 3 adjectives: 1️⃣ Amazing, stressful, empowering 2️⃣ HARD, surprising, rewarding 3️⃣ Lit. Crazy. Movie. 4️⃣ Grateful (it’s over), content, hopeful 5️⃣ Stressful, exhausting, exciting 6️⃣ Aggressive, fruitful, funny 7️⃣ Tiring, stressful, fun 8️⃣ Crazy, fun, exhausting 9️⃣ Bittersweet. Knowledge. Overwhelming 🔟 Challenging, stressful, exciting 1️⃣ 1️⃣ Stressful, rewarding, hectic Cheers to our resilient 1L's for navigating the rollercoaster of law school life. We look forward to many more of these gatherings. Let us know below what YOU learned from your 1L year! #LEAPfellows #LawSchoolPrep #LawSchoolJourney #FutureLawyer #LegalEducation #PreLaw #LSATPrep #LegalCareer #LawStudentCommunity
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Thanks to University of Dundee for hosting us at this year’s law fair. It was great to speak with so many aspiring lawyers interested in pursuing a career with Thorntons Law LLP. I wish you the best with the rest of your studies and look forward to hopefully working with some of you in future. Should you have any questions about a traineeship with Thorntons or the application process, please do not hesitate to get in touch. University of Dundee Thorntons Law LLP Ben Ager #LawFair #DundeeUniversity #Traineeship #Law
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