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For example, if you wanted to work for an LSAT prep company on weekends. I'm specifically wondering about rules, not time commitments.

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thsmthcrmnl wrote:For example, if you wanted to work for an LSAT prep company on weekends. I'm specifically wondering about rules, not time commitments.

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I've heard of clerks teaching at law schools during their clerkships. Not sure if that's considered similar to working at a LSAT prep company or not for ethical purposes.

thsmthcrmnl wrote:For example, if you wanted to work for an LSAT prep company on weekends. I'm specifically wondering about rules, not time commitments.

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As long as it is doesn't involve the "practice of law," you are fine under the rules. However, you need to get your judge's permission to get a second job - even if it is non-legal.