If you are interested in a career in criminal law, this panel is for you! We will be hosting panelists who each took different paths in criminal law. This will be an excellent opportunity to learn which role in criminal law suits you! Read More ...

Now is the time to start thinking about your first summer job! At this mandatory meeting you will hear from Vicki Heubner, the Assistant Dean of Law Career Services and Morgan Dain, the Assistant Director of Law Career Services. They will explain how you can create appointments with the career advising team, how you can gain access to our job board, and the general job searching resources available from Law Career Services. Read More ...

Looking for an opportunity to research International Law? Looking for an opportunity to expand your resume with a paid position? Read More ...

Biotech Career Panel by the Bio Tech Law Group Read More ...

Come meet more than 100 members of the bench, bar and business community at the 8th annual Diversity Gala, Thursday, October 27th, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Locatelli Student Activity Center. Read More ...

Things you should do to prepare for the Fair on Tues (10/18) at the Locatelli Center from 4pm-6pm: Read More ...

Our Panel includes 6 people who graduated from SCU in 2009, 2010, and 2011. These folks experienced the same (if not worse) job market that we face today, and can answer your questions about how they got where they are. They currently are working in the areas of family law, IP, real estate litigation, patent prosecution, insurance defense, and charitable giving. Read More ...

Marina Modlin, author of The Independence Track: How to Succeed as a Freelance Attorney, be will presenting a program on how students can begin their careers as freelance attorneys. Read More ...

Find Santa Clara Law Interns Interested in High Tech and Intellectual Property Law Read More ...

Call for Applications: Fellowship in Law and Bioengineering at Stanford Ownership, Sharing & Innovation Frameworks in Biotechnology Read More ...

Are you ready to start your job search, but not sure how or where to apply? How do you find information about opportunities such as judicial externships, in-house counsel, and law firms to name a few? Do you just look on Craigslist? Assistant Dean Vicki Huebner will review the various sources to find job opportunities for multiple segments of the job market. Come learn the resources you should be using to execute on your job search strategy! Read More ...

The IP counsel will be responsible for day-to-day management of the patent portfolio and will help develop a strong patenting program, assist in harvesting inventions and soliciting invention disclosures, facilitate patent review meetings, conduct or supervise prior art searches, supervise patent application preparation and prosecution, provide litigation support, assist with IP due diligence, conduct third party IP analysis, assist with training seminars, manage the patent award program and handle various patent and technology matters as they arise. If necessary, with some guidance, the IP counsel can also assist with NDAs, trademark portfolio management, internal investigations, and other transactional and legal matters. Read More ...

Halloween is coming up in just a few weeks! The Online Communications team at Law Career Services wants to know what your favorite ideas are for legally related Halloween costumes. The student with the most creative costume idea wins a Panera gift cards. Give us as many details about the costume design as you can, and pictures are welcomed! Post your costume idea on the Law Career Services Facebook page. Read More ...

How do you distinguish yourself during the coveted call-back interview? Perkins Coie shares its top 10 tips. Read More ...

Santa Clara Law alums are cordially invited to serve as negotiation round judges at the Region 9 rounds of the 2011-2012 ABA Negotiation Competition, hosted this November by Santa Clara University. This year's topic is real estate law. The competition will be held Saturday November 5, and Sunday November 6 at Santa Clara University School of Law. Judges are being sought now for the morning or afternoon rounds on Saturday, and for morning rounds on Sunday. Read More ...

The Online Communications Coordinator will be part of a 3-4 person online communications team. They provide social media and general technology support to the Law Careers Services staff by developing the online presence of the office. The online communications team engages Santa Clara University's law students, law alumni, faculty, and friends of the university. To create and maintain an online presence, the team uses Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Linked-In, iMovie, Bit.ly and Santa Clara?s mySCU. Read More ...

The Public Interest Career Fair is quickly approaching! Career Adviser Morgan Dain and PILCS coordinator(s) will be reviewing students' resumes today (10/4) at 12pm-1pm and again from 5pm-6pm in Bannan Lounge! You need not be registered for the career fair, but only those preparing their resumes for public interest organizations are invited to attend. Read More ...

The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office offers voluntary law clerk internship programs to students who have completed at least one full year of law school. The internship positions provide invaluable experience to individuals interested in a career in the field of criminal law. Interns have the opportunity to work closely with prosecutors in a wide variety of areas of prosecution and to attend tours of several County facilities. Interns also may attend the weekly noon time Brown Bag series where different legal topics are presented, followed by an open discussion/questions and answers period. Interns may also attend the in-house trainings. Read More ...

On Thursday, October 6th at noon in B127, PwC panelists will discuss their firm, what it means to intern and work there and the different legal (and non-legal) tracks for law students (range 1L-3L). The panelists will explain what law students do at PwC and what the culture is like. Everyone is welcome to attend! The panelists will explain how you can become marketable for firms like PwC, at any stage of your education. Read More ...