So I’m now officially a criminal defense lawyer. I know this, not because I got hired by a criminal defense firm and I’m defending (alleged) malefactors with neck tattoos, but because I have my very own little red book.
You know what I’m talking about. NOW I’m for real. Continue reading “My GPS is Possessed, and other potential catastrophes”
It would have been a fun exercise in writing for the last few months to keep all of you up to date on my interview experiences. I have been to some very interesting places and spoken with some very (crazyweirdgrossfascinating) interesting people. Sadly, while it would have been fun to write about, it would also probably been detrimental to the end goal of the interviews. Continue reading “Blogs, Interviews and O.J. for the 21st century”
One of the biggest bummers about graduating and moving into the job market is losing the plenary Lexis and Westlaw access they give you in school. (I said “one of”. The surprise graduation/bar certification expenses and the job “market” devolution into a roadside fruit stand are pretty lame, too.) Continue reading “For love of Wikis”
I’ve been doing some work for my Dad’s firm out in Oregon for the last month or so; all research, so I can work remotely. It’s been a great experience. In addition to some fun local government stuff, which ties into my land use interests handily, I’ve been researching for some medical malpractice work, looking into epidemiology and some case specific details. Continue reading “Unfortunate Combinations”