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Our goal is for users of LawCrossing to be as successful as humanly possible. The single best way to do this is to disclose all information to you before you sign up. Please take a moment to see if our service is right for you.
Despite being a paid site, we are the largest and most trafficked legal job site in the world, have won numerous awards and we only want to do business with people who appreciate what we do and can benefit from it.
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We have found that people who went to the best law schools and work at the best firms often stay members of our site for years. Why? We do not know. In conversations with our longstanding members, we have found they have most often cited the benefits of LawCrossing educating them about legal job openings at all times (some partners in AmLaw 100 law firms have been members for more than a decade). The majority of our members are composed of graduates of the top 25 law schools working at the largest American law firms.
People with a lesser "investment" in their legal careers do not stay members for as long. Many paralegals, for example, join for a month or two and then cancel once they get a higher paying job and then join again for a month or two when they are ready to move on again.
Quite often, people who join our site "move up" in terms of the prestige level of their firms, stop being a member and then sign up a few years later to do the same thing again.
You can be a member of our site for as long or as short a time as you like. We do suggest, however, that you only join if you are serious about your career. Yes we would like your business ... but only if we are right for you.
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