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The Career Planning & Placement Office announces that Jack Landskroner will be here on Tues. Feb. 15 at 12:15 (in West Hall Room 214) to give a talk on Public Justice P.C.  Among other things, Public Justice P.C. marshals the skills and resources of over 3,000 of the nation’s top lawyers to fight for justice through precedent-setting and socially significant litigation. Public Justice is involved in a broader range of cutting-edge, high-impact litigation than any law firm in the country – battling for consumers’ rights, workers’ rights, civil rights and civil liberties, environmental protection, public health and safety, and access to the courts.

 Public interest work, and specifically public interest litigation, is a great option for new lawyers to begin their careers (especially considering the debt relief opportunities) and they should have as much information as possible.  Mark your calendars and come with your questions for Mr. Landskroner.

 Contact the CPPO if you have any questions. Thank you.

Akron or Columbus, OH – 1L Intellectual Property Law Clerk – Hahn, Loeser & Parks LLP
Symplicity Job No. 2217 – Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP, a 125+ attorney business law firm with offices in Ohio, Florida and Indiana, is seeking a 1L Intellectual Property law clerk to work in its Akron or Columbus office beginning in May. Candidates must possess a bachelor’s degree in a science, technology or engineering field, and be enthusiastic and committed to Hahn Loeser’s standards of excellent client service. Advanced degrees and prior work experience are a plus, but not required. The candidate will work full-time during the school’s summer recess (including participation in the firm’s 10-week summer program which runs from late May through July), and, upon a successful summer performance, will work part-time (approximately 20 hours per week) during the following school year. Continued employment through the candidate’s 2L summer and 3L academic year is also possible for the right candidate based on performance and the practice area’s needs. Please submit a cover letter, resume and transcripts (undergraduate and law school) to Jodi L. Bosak, Manager of Legal Personnel and Recruiting, at jbosak@hahnlaw.com or via U.S. Mail at 200 Public Square, Suite 2800, Cleveland OH 44114.
Deadline:  March 5, 2011

The Career Planning Office Presents: CIA INFORMATION SESSION

 Date: Wednesday,  February 9, 2011

Time:  12:15 – 1:15 p.m. and 5:15 – 6:15 p.m.

Location: Law School. The 12:15 session will be held in West Hall Room 214 and the 5:15 session will be in Room 134.

  Learn about the exciting positions available right now within the National Clandestine Service of the Central Intelligence Agency.  
 Are you a U.S. Citizen?
Do you have good interpersonal, writing, and briefing skills?
Do you have a foreign language or are willing to learn one?
Have you traveled, lived or worked overseas?
Are you interested in a diverse work environment with opportunity for growth?
Do you want to serve your nation and be part of something great?
Are you interested in foreign events and current affairs?
If you answered “yes” to the above, then you may be qualified to join a dynamic team of government professionals who are helping to safeguard the United States.

Further information available in the Career Planning Office

COME TO THE CIA INFORMATION SESSION TO LEARN MORE
 and visit the CIA website at www.cia.gov

Spring 2011 Research & Writing Position

 Volunteer Research Assistants/Writers (RA/W) are needed for a book project on tort law.  Students who are interested in tort law, willing to work hard and eager to set themselves apart from their peers (and their competitors in the job market) are encouraged to apply.  The project will run the balance of the semester and the positions will be part-time.   These are “cyber-commute” positions and students from across the state are encouraged to apply, regardless of location. 

 The RA/W will assist in the research for the annual supplement (“Pocket Parts”) for Baldwin’s Ohio Practice: Tort Law 2d (West).   Each participant will gain knowledge and experience by thoroughly dissecting recent developments in Ohio tort law, while being guided and directed by the Author in a friendly (ie: Non-Socratic) mentorship.  This is an excellent opportunity develop knowledge, skills and expertise.

 The project will culminate in the publication of the 2011 Pocket Parts for the only treatise on Ohio tort law in existence.

 To apply, please submit a resume and writing sample to Christopher M. Ernst at otl@clevelandprofessionals.com. 

 For more information, please refer to:

             http://www.bricker.com/people/people-details.aspx?peopleid=177

             or

             http://west.thomson.com/productdetail/170251/40234622/productdetail.aspx

 or, feel free to email or call (216-523-5472).