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LawCrossing Now Showcases More Than 100,000 Active Legal Jobs
January 16, 2008
Pasadena, CA—With the legal hiring season rolling back into action after the holidays, LawCrossing now has more than 100,000 live and active job listings available to its users. In business for more than four years, LawCrossing features a comprehensive and ever-expanding collection of active legal jobs in the U.S. and abroad, including positions at top law firms, corporations, public interest organizations, and government offices. "We've got hundreds of staff working rigorously to ensure that we have the richest and most reliable selection of current legal jobs in the country. We specialize in finding and posting all available legal jobs, so users can rest assured that they are never missing a beat with LawCrossing," said CEO Harrison Barnes. LawCrossing charges its attorney and legal staff users a monthly fee of $49.95 to access its job listings. This fee pays for its team of researchers, programmers, and other staff members to hunt down and post every single legal job they can on a daily basis. Law students are able to access LawCrossing's supply of jobs for free while they are in school. This means that law students can find their clerkships, summer associate positions, and first lawyer jobs without spending a dime on the service. In addition to its constant efforts to expand the resources and number of jobs on the site, LawCrossing features the hottest legal news stories and profiles of the industry's key players. Contact: Mary Waldron, Editorial Coordinator LawCrossing 626-243-1821 maryw@lawcrossing.com About LawCrossing: LawCrossing is an affiliate of EmploymentScape. Established in 2000, EmploymentScape has been helping job seekers find employment for more than seven years. Today, EmploymentScape has grown into an international, multimillion-dollar affiliation of more than 15 profitable companies and 300 enthusiastic employees.
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