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LOL. for the record, omnidragon doesn't work in a law firm, so the above discussion is moot.

one of my favourite equitable doctrines.

invaluable.

let us also consider a distinguished judge (although not of the High Court): haha, i don't even have step one. :p

grasshopper, aren't you full of questions? one should learn to walk before one runs. in response to your question, consider the biographical details contained in swearing in and farewell speeches by judges of the federal court and the NSW supreme court.

Law Institute of Victoria - Types of Lawyers

i'm beginning to think the OP is a troll.

Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us

hmmm, perhaps I didn't make myself clear the first time... let's try that again:

RTFM: edit:

from the tone of your previous posts, it's probably the most suitable career path for your... mercenary nature. law will not make you filthy rich, and this world is not in want of another dissatisfied lawyer.

please, for all our sakes, go into business.

James Cook University, School of Law. you only need an admissions rank of 70.

thanks for resurrecting a five month old thread just to tell us that your choice of law school is based on the key criterion of architectural aesthetics.

a sufficiently high one to demonstrate that you can independently find out the lowest ATAR needed to enter law school.

richei, thank you for the follow up and clarification. the reason for my initial criticism is because i have participated in law student societies where everything written about summer clerkships was positive, partly due to the fact that the LSSs were funded largely by big firm sponsorship. big...

the article reads like a thinly-veiled advertisement, not unlike the recycleable puffery handed out at law careers fairs. in the interests of objectivity, could you please clarify the commercial relationship, if any, between your entity Survivelaw.com and the law firm Freehills?

actually it's a verb. *laments the failure to teach grammar in schools...

DeVenne, it's a very poor market for lawyers in the US at the moment. most lawyers can't even find a job.

some contracts are for a fixed-term period of, say, one to two years as a graduate, 'rotating' lawyer. some contracts are of an indefinite term. of course it's possible to leave a graduate job after one year. whether or not there are consequences tied to your departure depends on the...