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ScottRiqui

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Law Review versus specialty journals?

Post by ScottRiqui » Sun Jan 06, 2013 10:50 pm

For a student who's planning on going into IP, is there any benefit to editing/staffing a school's science/technology-specific law journal, or would the school's law review still carry more weight with potential employers?
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Re: Law Review versus specialty journals?

Post by ph14 » Sun Jan 06, 2013 10:51 pm

ScottRiqui wrote:For a student who's planning on going into IP, is there any benefit to editing/staffing a school's science/technology-specific law journal, or would the school's law review still carry more weight with potential employers?
Law review is still better.
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Re: Law Review versus specialty journals?

Post by A. Nony Mouse » Sun Jan 06, 2013 11:23 pm

ph14 wrote:
ScottRiqui wrote:For a student who's planning on going into IP, is there any benefit to editing/staffing a school's science/technology-specific law journal, or would the school's law review still carry more weight with potential employers?
Law review is still better.
This. Plus, you can still write an IP/tech note.
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