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Posted by spinnakerboy in "Pls Hndle Thx:
I Would Prefer Not To
" Wednesday, December 10, 2008 11:20 AM

I like the way you think, 18. If you are not comfortable dropping the "partner line," try the infamous "conference call" excuse; works like a charm.

Posted by spinnakerboy in "Ask the Experts: Finding a Job as a Junior Attorney in an Economic Downturn" Wednesday, December 10, 2008 12:38 PM

"Highly credentialed lawyers are learning that the profession of law is now the business of law..."

One thing to think about is considering an MBA, or, like I did, Master of Science in Legal Administration (MSLA). These degrees not only help you find a position above the junior associate, but also help lawyers understand that law is a business (unless one works for the Feds.)

Firms do recognize these degrees, and you will benefit personally from the intrinsic knowledge of the business of law.

Posted by spinnakerboy in "Ask the Experts: Finding a Job as a Junior Attorney in an Economic Downturn" Wednesday, December 10, 2008 12:41 PM

"Highly credentialed lawyers are learning that the profession of law is now the business of law..."

One thing to think about is considering an MBA, or, like I did, Master of Science in Legal Administration (MSLA). These degrees not only help you find a position above the junior associate, but also help lawyers understand that law is a business (unless one works for the Feds.)

Firms do recognize these degrees, and you will benefit personally from the intrinsic knowledge of the business of law.

Posted by spinnakerboy in "Ask the Experts: Finding a Job as a Junior Attorney in an Economic Downturn" Wednesday, December 10, 2008 12:42 PM

"Highly credentialed lawyers are learning that the profession of law is now the business of law..."

One thing to think about is considering an MBA, or, like I did, Master of Science in Legal Administration (MSLA). These degrees not only help you find a position above the junior associate, but also help lawyers understand that law is a business (unless one works for the Feds.)

Firms do recognize these degrees, and you will benefit personally from the intrinsic knowledge of the business of law.

Posted by spinnakerboy in "Ask the Experts: Finding a Job as a Junior Attorney in an Economic Downturn" Wednesday, December 10, 2008 12:45 PM

Sorry about x3, problems with my computer.