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Stewart Salwin

Tips for Applying to an Ivy League Law School

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Every year, thousands of applicants compete for a coveted spot in one of the nation’s top-ranked Ivy League law schools.  Back in 2006, I applied for and was accepted into Harvard Law School, and I feel privileged to have been a student at that school.     With that in mind, I wanted to share some […]

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Seth Malkin

How to Prepare for the LSAT

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If you’re thinking about law school, then you’ll need to take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). Law schools use your results on the LSAT as a leading indicator of how you will perform in law school. From this assessment, which also includes your grade point average and other variables, the school may or may […]

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Marcus Yi

Should I Become an Immigration Lawyer? – Interview With Marcus Yi

By in Attorneys, Immigration and Customs Careers, Interviews

Immigration is a hot topic these days and the demand for immigration lawyers is rising in the US and worldwide. If you’ve ever thought about becoming an immigration lawyer you’re in for a treat. Marcus Yi, a practicing immigration lawyer agreed to speak with us today and provide some insight into the exciting world of […]

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Phil-Baker

5 Criminal Defense Lawyer Myths Debunked – Phil Baker

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As a veteran criminal defense attorney, I’ve heard just about every bad lawyer joke there is — like this one: “When a person assists a criminal in breaking the law before the criminal gets arrested, we call him an accomplice. When a person assists a criminal in breaking the law after the criminal gets arrested, […]

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John Piccinnini

Should I Become a Real Estate Lawyer? – Interview with John Piccinnini

By in Attorneys, Interviews, Legal Studies

With the myriad of legal specialties out there to choose from it’s no easy task for an aspiring lawyer to know which specialty is right for them. One such specialization is Real Estate law and we were lucky enough to speak with John Piccinini, a practicing Real Estate Attorney based out of NYC. Thanks for […]

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Doug Lipsky

Working as an Employment Lawyer – Interview with Douglas Lipsky

By in Attorneys, Employment, Interviews

Douglas Lipsky, a practicing employment attorney and co-founding partner of Lipsky Lowe, LLP was kind enough to grant us an interview with him to help gain some insight into what it’s like being an employment lawyer. Thanks, Doug for taking time out of your busy schedule to speak with us. Can you begin by telling us […]

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How To Start Your Own Online Law Firm

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Starting your own online law firm straight out of law school is not a walk in the park. If it was, then every lawyer would be doing it. Looking beyond the horizon that the crowd follows needs a strong gut to even imagine it in the first place. Your intentions are wise, but your intentions […]

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Becoming a Lawyer

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A lawyer is a person who holds a license to practice law. They advocate on behalf of their clients, or they work in another capacity in the legal field. Not all lawyers actively practice law. Completing the requirements to obtain a law license and getting your license makes you a lawyer. The path to becoming […]

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