A Letter To A Law School Graduate

Thank you to Michael Siri, one of the attorneys who blogs for Generation J.D! Michael was one of the lawyers I interviewed for How To Get A Legal Job: A Guide For New Attorneys and Law School Students. He regularly uses his blog to discuss his own journey to partnership at a law firm in Maryland, and to give new and aspiring lawyers sound advice on their job search and career development. In his recent blog post, A Letter To A Law School Graduate Part Two he mentions the book along with his timeless advice to "protect your reputation; find mentors; never commingle funds; strive for a work/life balance; and have fun."

Career DevelopmentShauna C. BryceJanuary 28, 2013

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