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- king3780
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Finding alums at firms
I'm a 2L at a school in the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic region. Some things in my life have changed in the past year and now I'd like to head to the West/Intermountain West region when I'm done with school. The smart thing to help get me there would be to do my clerkship/internship next summer in the region where I want to end up. Alums from my school are supposedly in all 50 states, but I'm not sure where to find them. Career Services probably has a list, but those kinds of lists are never complete. Is there any kind of search engine I can use to locate alums in a particular state or region?
- Bosque
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Re: Finding alums at firms
Well, you can search on most firm's websites by school, so that is one option. And of course, as you already mentioned, your CSC probably has a list as well. The quality of the list differs depending on the school. Some are fantastic and almost 100% complete, while some are not even 50% complete for the graduating 3L's let alone the rest of the alumni. Other than those, you can try LinkedIn, martindale, or another professional profile site like that.
- king3780
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Re: Finding alums at firms
Forgot about Martindale. That helped a ton. Thanks.Bosque wrote:Well, you can search on most firm's websites by school, so that is one option. And of course, as you already mentioned, your CSC probably has a list as well. The quality of the list differs depending on the school. Some are fantastic and almost 100% complete, while some are not even 50% complete for the graduating 3L's let alone the rest of the alumni. Other than those, you can try LinkedIn, martindale, or another professional profile site like that.
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Re: Finding alums at firms
You can even use Martindale to search for alums from your specific UG-LS combination.
Go to search by source in Lexis and then Martindale-Hubbell Listings (located on bottom-right of the page).
Go to search by source in Lexis and then Martindale-Hubbell Listings (located on bottom-right of the page).
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COLLEGE(Podunk) and LAW-SCHOOL(Yale)
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