Trust America's #1 Legal Job Board With Your Legal Job Search
The only legal job-opening research institution in the world whose mission is to track down every legal job through research, offering:
Legal job openings from virtually every employer career webpage in America
Legal jobs from virtually every law firm in America
Jobs from virtually every public interest organization in America
Legal job openings from virtually every government office in America
Legal jobs from virtually every job board in America
Hundreds of highly trained research analysts searching jobs for attorneys, law students and paralegals
Free job postings for employers because we are a research organization
America's #1 legal job board year after year after year
Other Job Sites Work for Employers: LawCrossing Works for You by Researching Every Job We Can Find in the Market
"You Deserve to Use the Best and Most Comprehensive Job Site in the World."
Your career is too important to spend your time looking for a job on a variety of sites. If you were sick you would find the best possible doctor. You should do the same thing with your job site. There is no better job board in the world for legal professionals: LawCrossing shows you jobs from every single employer career page, job website, association website, newspaper classified ad and recruiter site we can find in the world.
There are tens of thousands of employer and job sites out there. Our goal is nothing less than to show you every job from every source.
It is time to take action and take control of your career and job search. There is no better way to take control of your career than by knowing about every job opening. LawCrossing wants to help you achieve your dreams. The time to take control is now! Not tomorrow and not next week. Now.
When you go down any street in virtually any major urban environment in the world you will see people living on the street. I have lived in Europe, Asia and all over the United States and wherever I have gone I have seen people living on the street in various parts of these cities. The [...]
Related posts:
Bryan Cave bolstered its securities litigation practice with the arrival of two lateral partners and four counsel to its St. Louis office. Joining the firm as partners are Jeffrey J. Kalinowski and Richard H. Kuhlman. The new counsel are Carrie J. Bechtold, Adam S. Hochschild, Jeffrey S. Jamieson and Eric D. Martin.
According to a firm [...]
Related posts:
Goulston & Storrs has added five partners from Pillsbury to its land use and zoning practice in Washington D.C. They are Maureen E. Dwyer, John T. Epting, Phil T. Feola, Allison C. Prince and Paul A. Tummonds Jr.
Dwyer formerly served as co-chair of Pillsbury’s land use group. Doug Husid, co-managing director of Goulston & Storrs [...]
Related posts:
Arnold & Porter has added former Department of Justice prosecutor Kirk Ogrosky to its white collar criminal defense and FDA/ healthcare practices. Ogrosky previously served as the DOJ’s deputy chief of the fraud section from 2006 to 2010.
The move by Arnold & Porter follows the addition of three partners from Arent Fox to its white [...]
Related posts:
After President Obama publicly scolded the Supreme Court in his State of the Union Address, the blogosphere went crazy for a few days arguing about decorum, tradition, and the independent judiciary.
Liberal pundits mostly attacked Justice Alito for breaking tradition during the speech by shaking his head and mouthing ''not true'' while conservative commentators were critical of the President for using the State of the Union to attack the judicial branch. And although the political battle over Citizens United continues, the dustup between the President and the Court had more or less died out.
That all ended on Tuesday when Chief Justice Roberts, speaking at the University of Alabama law school, answered a question on the topic.
Question: I am an associate with a top firm on the West Coast. I am interested in moving to a New York City firm; however, I don't know how to go about carrying out the interview process. I know I need to take a few days off, or call in sick, in order to fly across the country to interview. However, aren't I putting my current job at risk by taking time off? In other words, how can I interview for a new job when I'm worried about risking my current job?
Your name and email address will be kept strictly confidential. Please include your particular city and year level, as this will likely be relevant for determining the most appropriate response to your question. You do not need to include your initials unless you choose.
The Oscars will be held this Sunday, March 7 at the Kodak Theatre. While most of us see the ''finished'' project via our television screens, there are those brilliant legal minds that work to protect the nominees year round.
Relationship marketing is the key to building a successful practice and knowing your law is not sufficient to be a successful lawyer. You need to understand and practice relationship marketing with all the flair, science, and art that goes into it.
New Bankruptcy Judge Appointment in New York's Southern District
The state of New York has appointed Shelley Chapman as its latest bankruptcy judge in New York's southern district. Chapman's appointment as bankruptcy judge officially began March 5, according to her former firm, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP, where she was previously a partner.
Enter your email address and start getting breaking law firm and legal news right now!
BCG JOB OF THE DAY
Sponsored by
Location: New Jersey
Description:
New Jersey office seeks lateral associate reinsurance with experience in reinsurance law and litigation. The candidate should have strong analytical, research and writing skills and excellent academic credentials. NJ Bar admission essential; NY Bar admission preferred. Founded in 1934, this law firm provides a full range of legal services to a diverse group of domestic and foreign clients, such as individuals, partnerships, corporations ranging in size from start-up ventures to Fortun...