The Real Estate practice group of Thompson Hine LLP seeks a 2L for a summer clerkship in its Cleveland office. The ideal candidate will have a keen interest in the real estate industry, the ability to take on material responsibility and interact directly with clients at an early stage, the drive to inspire client confidence and foster strong client relationships, outstanding academic credentials (preferably including coursework in such areas as contracts, real estate finance/transactions, business associations, federal income tax, secured transactions, and bankruptcy), a strong work ethic and independent discipline, and excellent writing and research skills. Required materials include a letter of interest, resume, and transcript.
The Business Litigation practice group of Thompson Hine LLP seeks a 2L for a summer clerkship in its Cleveland office. Outstanding academic credentials, excellent writing and research skills, and a strong interest in a career as a trial lawyer are required. Participation in Law Review and moot court team competition are preferred, as is coursework and/or clinical offerings in trial practice. Required materials include a letter of interest, resume, and transcript.
The Corporate Transactions & Securities practice group of Thompson Hine LLP seeks a 2L for a summer clerkship in its Cincinnati office. This position will focus on complex transactional matters, including mergers & acquisitions, public offerings, private equity deals and corporate governance issues. Outstanding academic credentials, excellent drafting and research skills, and an interest in a career as a transactional lawyer are required. Participation in extracurricular activities is preferred, as is coursework focusing on mergers & acquisitions, corporate finance and corporate governance. Required materials include a letter of interest, resume, and transcript.
TO APPLY: Submit all required materials to lawcareerplanning@uakron.edu no later than January 29th at 3:00 PM.
Note, if you wish to apply to each position, you must submit separate documents for each. Thank you