I hit alumni services and told them I need a check. They told me about some b.s. county clerk jobs paying less than 50k "they have really good benefits" I'm making more than that nickling and diming these temporary jobs.
Pay 250k to a law school that can't help you brehs
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The Realist Perspective
Superstar
Damn what attorney events. 
I was under the impression that clerking for a judge was a prime gig for new grads?
Maybe that was law students...
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Maybe that was law students...
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humminbird
Veteran
unless you're in an Ivy League or HBCU throw that alumni into the trash
it's what I did best decision I made
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it's what I did best decision I made
Cold War status
Henri Christophe
Son Of Afrika
you're 250k in debt bro?
Family Man
Banned
What kinda lawyer are you?
I was under the impression that clerking for a judge was a prime gig for new grads?
Maybe that was law students...
federal circuit court clerking is prestigious, clerking at the county level is bullshyt that leads to being a states attorney of making 85k at some small firm.
BETTER THAN TEMP JOBS...
No it isn't. They work to the bone for low pay. you do the same work and crazy hours as my those making 200k plus at big firms.
Start somewhere
I hit alumni services and told them I need a check. They told me about some b.s. county clerk jobs paying less than 50k "they have really good benefits" I'm making more than that nickling and diming these temporary jobs.
Is it not a check?go on USAjobs.gov I saw some positions you can apply for. Hold the county job and apply for a fed job do that for a bit and either go into your own practice or hook onto a firm with your experience
I hate to be that guy but the Military will eat all of that debt and grant you a commission at CPT at least (chance it could be 1LT at least until training is complete). And you will also get paid. Do your initial contract and you can hit become a military law expert after you separate.
go on USAjobs.gov I saw some positions you can apply for. Hold the county job and apply for a fed job do that for a bit and either go into your own practice or hook onto a firm with your experience
fed jobs are harder to get than big law.
Peter Popoff
Black uptowns and a chess board nıgga
nikka you need to be honest about where you are at in life
I agree but I do see a lot of positions especially if you are willing to relocate. Some of which pay for the move.