Horrible Jobs
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Man Declines Interest In Terrible Job, Remains Uber
The job is bad, but the applicant is uber.
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Lessons Learned from the Top eDiscovery Cases and Trends from 2014
The adage that law turns slowly does not hold in eDiscovery. This year saw unprecedented sanction awards for falling behind the curve. Courts did not hesitate to engage with advanced and nuanced technological issues. For lawyers and other eDiscovery professionals who plan on maintaining basic competence, these cases and trends shouldn’t be overlooked. For a full exploration of trends and developments in this area of case law, check out this on-demand webinar.
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Terrible Job Watch: Law School Advertises Opening For A Clerk — I Didn’t Say ‘Law’ Clerk
What was the law school class you needed to take to effectively bag groceries?
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Craigslist, Job Searches, Real Estate
Horrible Job Watch: Surprisingly Honest Terrible Job Offer
A job offer from people who know you are miserable.
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Job Searches, Law Schools, Texas
The Ultimate In Law School Funded Employment: Symplicity Posts Opening To Be Dean Of Your Law School
Which law school is accepting online nominations to be its new dean?
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Craigslist, Job Searches, Law Schools
I Need A Contract Attorney: An ‘Ivy League’ Contract Attorney
You don’t need an Ivy League degree to do contract work.
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Craigslist, Job Searches, Labor / Employment
Terrible Job Watch: Employer Claims To Offer Job Worth More Than Money, So He Won’t Pay Anybody
If you are going to work for free, work for somebody who will invest in you, not exploit you…
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Career Alternatives, Craigslist, Job Searches, Pregnancy / Paternity
Terrible Job Potpourri: Your Womb Is More Useful Than Your Law Degree
Speaking of terrible jobs, does having a J.D. mean you can charge a higher fee when renting out your womb?
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‘Aggressive’ Associate Wanted, Albeit One With Extremely Low Expectations
How little are you worth? A Chicago firm hopes you think poorly of yourself…
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Take Our Ediscovery Fitness Challenge And Enter To Win A Fitbit
Take our quiz and test your knowledge of one of the most crucial aspects of legal tech: Ediscovery.
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Job Searches, Law Schools, listserv, Unemployment
Adventures in Babysitting: Does Babysitting Count As ‘Employed Upon Graduation’?
A babysitting gig that almost taunts the law students who will undoubtedly apply…
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