Your Partners for Success - Michigan State University College of Law

Your Partners for Success
Michigan State University College of Law
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW offers a legal education that
will challenge your intellect, broaden your experience, and provide the foundation
for a wide array of rewarding careers. The legal knowledge and practical skills
that you’ll acquire at Michigan State Law, combined with the personalized career
guidance offered by our dedicated Career Services Office staff, will help ensure a
smooth transition into your first professional position.
MSU Law students benefit from the Law College’s integration with a world-class
university and our flexible program options. More than 10,500 graduates in a wide
variety of positions serve clients and positively impact communities throughout the
United States and abroad.
As you continue to plan for and take ownership over your future in the legal
profession, know that our faculty, staff, and loyal network of alumni are available to
help guide you every step of the way. Let us be your partners for success.
“MSU Law staff members, your professors, and
I will work side-by-side with you as you define,
shape, and pursue your career goals. We all look
forward to partnering with you from your first
year through graduation—and even beyond—to
help you prepare for and obtain your professional
position. Please do not hesitate to contact us if
you have any questions as you consider your offer
of admission to Michigan State Law.”
—Elliot A. Spoon
Assistant Dean for Career Development and Professor of Law in Residence
YOUR PARTNERS FOR SUCCESS
CAREER EXPLORATION
AND NETWORKING
In today’s competitive job market, law students must be superbly
prepared, focused, and proactive in their efforts to secure their
first professional positions. Michigan State Law’s Career Services
Office (CSO) staff members work hard to equip you with the
tools, resources, and connections needed for success.
The CSO offers an array of services and programs that will be
a vital part of your professional development as an aspiring
attorney. Starting in the spring semester of your 1L year, you’ll
have one-on-one meetings with the CSO career advisor who will
assist you throughout your time at MSU Law.
The CSO team includes six full-time employees who will be
active partners in your career search. Although the staff does
not guarantee jobs, they do provide individual guidance and
customize their services to satisfy your unique personal interests
and professional goals.
Your CSO advisor will help familiarize you with the legal
profession, identify and target potential career opportunities,
and map out and implement action plans. Although you will have
primary responsibility for your own career search, the CSO team
will provide the support, guidance, and resources you need.
The CSO also regularly holds group programs to introduce
students to the range of career options for attorneys and help
you build a professional network. CSO presentations feature
attorneys and other guest speakers who provide insights into
specific practice areas, government employment, judicial
clerkships, public interest careers, and the versatility of a
Juris Doctor degree.
In 2012 alone, the CSO hosted career exploration and networking
events focused on the following career paths:
»» Clerkships: Federal Courts
»» Clerkships: State Supreme Courts
»» Environmental Protection Agency
»» Federal Government: General
»» In-House Counsel
»» Information Technology Law
»» Intellectual Property Law
»» Labor and Employment Law
»» Out-of-State Solo Practice
»» Public Interest Law
»» Securities Law
Meet the Lawyers
The CSO regularly hosts guest speakers who offer tips on specific
practice areas and various career paths for lawyers. The following
employers were represented on CSO-sponsored speaker panels
during 2012:
Benteler Automotive Corporation
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Bogas, Koncius & Croson
Butzel Long
Chicago Board Options Exchange
Delphi
Foster Swift
Gallagher Law Firm
Hon. David McKeague, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Hon. Janelle Lawless, Ingham County Circuit Court
Hon. Lawrence Zatkoff, U.S. District Court for the
Eastern District of Michigan
Hon. Wallace Jefferson, Supreme Court of Texas
Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn
Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office
Joseph, Kroll & Yagalla
Kelly Law Registry
Law Offices of Andrew S. Kryder
Law Offices of Douglas E. Koenig
Legal Aid of Western Michigan
Meijer
Michigan Association of School Boards
Michigan Department of Attorney General
Michigan Department of Civil Rights
National Labor Relations Board
Quicken Loans
Rader, Fishman & Grauer
Sterling Commercial Credit
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Social Security Administration
Vestevich, Mallender, Dubois & Dritsas
Weiner & Associates
Willingham & Cote
Young Basile
BUILD A PORTFOLIO OF EXPERIENCE
Externships and Internships
Michigan State Law bolsters our academic preparation with a
variety of practical learning opportunities to ensure you’re ready
to “hit the ground running” upon graduation.
Our CSO staff will connect you to a vast national network of
employers offering paid and unpaid real-world training. Located
in the heart of a major university and right next door to the state’s
capital city, the Law College also has countless sites nearby at
which you can gain valuable practical experience as an extern,
intern, or law clerk.
Clinical Programs
The MSU Law Legal Clinic provides a high-energy law firm
environment in which students gain valuable experience working
with real clients. Clinic participation offers a unique opportunity
for students to develop a sense of personal ownership over actual
cases and gain first-hand awareness of the ethical and public
service aspects of the profession. Students also benefit from close
working relationships with clinical faculty members.
Externships provide an excellent way for students to hone their
legal skills, build a professional network, and clarify career
goals—all while earning academic credit. The CSO administers
an extensive externship program, through which students
enhance their legal analysis, negotiation, problem-solving, and
communication skills at sites throughout the United States and
abroad. In summer 2012 alone, the CSO placed 237 externs at 133
Student clinicians handle cases from beginning to end.
Depending on the clinic, they may interview and counsel
clients, investigate facts, research case law, negotiate with other
attorneys and parties, draft contracts, assist with business
transactions, participate in discovery and motion practice, and
represent clients in court. They also may engage in legislative
reform efforts and perform community outreach activities.
Current Legal Clinic practice areas include:
»» Civil Rights Law
»» Criminal Law
»» Family Law
»» First Amendment Law
»» Housing Law
»» Immigration Law
»» Small Business & Nonprofit Law
»» Tax Law
»» Coming Soon: Intellectual Property Start-Up Project
sites in 23 states and abroad.
One centerpiece of our externship program—the Washington,
DC, Semester Program—allows MSU Law students to
experience life in the nation’s capital while engaging in
on-the-job training at a federal agency. Participants have worked
at U.S. government agencies such as the Department of Justice,
Department of the Interior, Environmental Protection Agency,
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and more.
MSU Law’s new Lori E. Talsky Center for Human Rights
of Women and Children also offers exciting externship
opportunities. The Talsky Center funds externships at select
organizations focused on international human rights and
humanitarian law. Funded externships are available in Argentina,
Brazil, Costa Rica, England, the Netherlands, Switzerland,
and elsewhere.
“MSU Law has a great reputation with federal agencies, thanks to
the network of Law College faculty involved in the Washington, DC,
Semester Program and the fellow alumni who were hired following
“Employers increasingly want to hire ‘practice-ready’ law school
their externships. This exposure gives MSU Law grads an edge in a
graduates. Our extensive clinical programs provide students
town that can be hard to break into.”
with the opportunity to apply what they’ve learned, hone the
skills necessary to be effective lawyers, and obtain valuable
mentoring from experienced faculty clinicians.”
—Joan Howarth
Dean, MSU College of Law
—Rachel Dowell, ’11
Attorney-Advisor
U.S. Office of Government Ethics (Washington, DC)
In summer 2012 alone, the CSO placed
237 externs at 133 sites in 23 states
and abroad.
JOB SEARCH
Interview Preparation and Scheduling
CSO staff coordinate workshops geared toward building
students’ skills in areas such as resume writing and business
etiquette. The office’s Career Planning Manual contains in-depth
tips and annotated examples of competitive job search–related
documents such as resumes, cover letters, and thank you letters.
The staff also give detailed guidance and feedback aimed at
showcasing your experiences and skills in a way that resonates
with legal employers.
Once you’re ready for the real thing, the CSO facilitates interviewing opportunities for summer
and post-graduate employment through a variety of channels. MSU Law’s annual On-Campus
Interviewing (OCI) program attracts dozens of employers from across the state and region. The
CSO also helps you reach prospective employers through its collect-and-send and direct-send
resume services, an annual recruitment fair, and connections with programs such as the Patent Law
Interview Program in Chicago and other job fairs.
CSO SERVICES
The CSO offers a full menu of services to help students find,
apply for, and successfully market themselves for part-time,
summer, and post-graduate positions. The office provides
access to a proprietary online job posting system, numerous
legal employer databases, and an alumni job bulletin featuring
employment opportunities in the region and across the nation.
CSO staff provide important services to help students improve their interviewing skills. Career
advisors—along with alumni and local practitioners—conduct individualized mock interviews to
boost your confidence and improve your interviewing skills prior to actual employment interviews.
Realistic mock interviews are digitally recorded and critiqued to help you polish your etiquette and
presentation in a safe, low-stress environment.
Individual Career Advising
Career Exploration Events
Job Search and Interview Resources
»» One-on-one, customized career guidance and services
»» Researching and identifying potential career paths
»» Targeting prospective employers
»» Mapping and implementing action plans
»» National and international job search strategies
»» Securing career-related experience
»» Salary negotiation
»» Career-specific panel presentations
»» Job posting resources
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Government employment
Judicial clerkships
Solo practice
Working as in-house counsel
»» “Meet the Lawyer” guest speaker events
»» Post-graduate job search
• Proprietary online job posting system
• Legal employer databases
• Alumni job bulletin
»» Job search workshops
• Resume writing
• Business etiquette
• Networking
»» Tips and feedback on job search documents
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Resumes
Cover letters
Thank you letters
Letters of recommendation
Writing samples
»» Interview resources
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Individualized mock interviews
Interview skills and etiquette
On-Campus Interviewing (OCI) program
Collect-and-send resume service
Direct-send resume service
Annual recruitment fair
Connections with Patent Law Interview Program in Chicago
Additional Resources
»» Office equipment for career-related use
»» Regular CSO e-mail updates
»» Handouts, directories, books, and periodicals
YOUR PATH TO SUCCESS
2L Year
»» Explore MSU Law’s online job posting resources
»» Attend resume writing workshop
»» Conduct CSO mock interview
»» Attend Washington, DC, Semester Program information
1L Year
session
»» Meet with CSO advisor
»» Pursue and schedule summer job interviews
»» Attend annual recruitment fair
»» Attend federal judicial clerkship information session
»» Attend CSO etiquette dinner
»» Explore and secure summer law-related experience
»» Continue to cultivate a professional network
»» Learn more about CSO resources
»» Attend CSO “Meet the Lawyer” events
»» Hold initial meeting with CSO advisor
»» Start collecting letters of recommendation
»» Attend externship information session
»» Explore and secure summer law-related experience
»» Develop legal contacts and form a professional network
during summer months
3L Year
»» Apply for clerkships
»» Schedule interviews for post-graduate jobs
»» Attend CSO networking events
»» Meet with CSO advisor
»» Schedule interviews
»» Attend annual recruitment fair
»» Register for and prepare for the bar examination
»» Continue to cultivate a professional network
Prior to Law School
»» Begin researching legal career paths
»» Talk with a cross section of attorneys
»» Observe trial and appellate court proceedings
»» Investigate relevant state bar admission requirements
»» Review social media sites to ensure that your online “brand”
is free of questionable material
»» Identify and begin to develop a network of legal employers
based on current connections
After Graduation
»» Submit CSO employment survey
»» Stay engaged to help future students
»» Keep in touch—CSO services are available throughout
your career
Carsten Grellmann, ’12
Karen Krogman, ’12
Associate Attorney
Associate
Klarquist Sparkman LLP
(Portland, Oregon)
Smith, Sovik, Kendrick &
Sugnet (Syracuse,
New York)
YOUR
NETWORK
FOR LIFE
More than 10,500 Michigan State Law alumni live and work in locations
throughout the United States and abroad. These recent graduates exemplify
the range of professional possibilities available to those who launch their
careers at MSU Law.Read their full profiles online www.law.msu.edu.
Luke Behnke, ’12
Associate Attorney
Jerome Crawford, ’12
Zoe Martinez, ’11
Gaido & Fintzen
(Chicago, Illinois)
Associate
Associate
Dickinson Wright
(Troy, Michigan)
Rhoades McKee
(Grand Rapids, Michigan)
Amanda Frank, ’12
Stephanie Schnelz, ’12
Law Clerk
Corporate Counsel
Michigan Court of Appeals
Research Division
(Detroit, Michigan)
Trott & Trott
(Farmington Hills,
Michigan)
Evan Gaines, ’12
Associate
Gaines & Gaines
(Calabasas, California)
Nicole Sigurdson, ’12
Associate
Dinsmore & Shohl
(Cincinnati, Ohio)
Amy Miller, ’12
Sarah Primrose, ’12
Committee Clerk
Law Clerk
Texas House of
Representatives Select
Committee on State
Sovereignty (Austin, Texas)
Chief Judge Paul Hyman,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court,
Southern District of Florida
(West Palm Beach, Florida)
Armin Mizani, ’12
Gabriel Perez, ’12
Litigation Attorney
Associate
Rad Law Firm
(Dallas, Texas)
Velasquez and Associates
(Raleigh, North Carolina)
CAREER OUTCOMES (BY THE NUMBERS)
EMPLOYMENT BY LOCATION: Classes of 2008 through 2011
The following career data represents summary information for the MSU Law Class of 2011, which was collected in a survey
nine months after graduation. Official Class of 2012 data will be available in late winter 2013.
Graduates from the classes of 2008 through 2011 reported employment in the
following locations. Official Class of 2012 data will be available in late winter 2013.
Employment by Sector
Full- and part-time positions held by Class of 2011 graduates:
Academic..........................................................13
Business...........................................................64
Accounting........................................................3
Association....................................................... 5
Banking/Finance............................................. 6
Entertainment/Sports Mgmt........................ 1
Insurance........................................................... 2
Mgmt. Consulting.......................................... 2
Publishing......................................................... 2
Technology/E-commerce.............................. 4
Legal Temporary Agency..............................15
Other................................................................24
Judicial Clerk................................................... 7
Federal................................................................ 1
State.................................................................... 2
Local................................................................... 4
Private Practice............................................103
Solo Practice....................................................12
2 to 10 Attorneys...........................................50
11 to 25 Attorneys...........................................15
26 to 50 Attorneys.......................................... 5
51 to 100 Attorneys........................................10
101 or More Attorneys.....................................3
Unknown Size................................................. 8
Government...................................................28
Federal............................................................... 9
Military.............................................................. 2
State.................................................................... 9
Local................................................................... 6
Unknown level................................................ 2
Public Interest...............................................24
Unknown......................................................... 11
MSU Law graduates work in all regions of the country, as well as abroad.
Approximately one-half of our graduates typically remain in Michigan, while
the other half disperse across the nation and abroad. Graduates from the
classes of 2008 through 2011 accepted employment in 37 states, the District
of Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and eight foreign countries.
Salary Information by
Employment Type
Following is a summary of
compensation by type of
employment for graduates
employed on a full-time
basis when five or more
graduates reported salary
information for a given category. Salary data is provided on a voluntary basis;
32.5% of 2011 graduates chose to provide salary information.
Private Practice
25th Percentile
50th Percentile
75th Percentile
2 to 10 Attorneys
$40,000
$45,000
$60,000
4 to 25 Attorneys
$52,500
$62,750
$66,625
51 to 100 Attorneys
$80,000
$100,000
$117,500
Business and Industry $40,000$65,000$70,000
Government
$48,000$50,000 $51,800
Judicial Clerk
$44,000$44,000 $56,334
Visit www.law.msu.edu/career/placement-rates.html for more Class of 2011
employment statistics.
Alaska...................................................... 3
Arizona................................................... 7
Arkansas.................................................. 1
California...............................................18
Colorado...............................................21
Delaware................................................. 1
Florida....................................................14
Georgia..................................................18
Idaho....................................................... 3
Illinois................................................... 66
Indiana...................................................19
Iowa.......................................................... 1
Louisiana................................................. 1
Maryland................................................ 3
Massachusetts...................................... 8
Michigan............................................ 578
Minnesota.............................................. 3
Missouri.................................................14
Montana................................................. 2
Nevada.................................................... 8
New Hampshire.................................... 1
New Jersey......................................... 20
New Mexico........................................... 2
New York..............................................26
North Carolina.....................................15
North Dakota......................................... 1
Ohio........................................................16
Oregon.................................................... 4
Pennsylvania........................................19
Tennessee.............................................. 3
Texas......................................................28
Utah......................................................... 7
Virginia..................................................17
Washington...........................................11
West Virginia........................................ 3
Wisconsin..............................................18
Wyoming................................................ 1
District of Columbia.........................27
U.S. Virgin Islands................................ 1
Azerbaijan.............................................. 1
Canada..................................................37
China....................................................... 2
Japan........................................................ 1
New Zealand.......................................... 1
Portugal................................................... 1
South Korea.......................................... 3
Taiwan...................................................... 1
EMPLOYERS OF MSU LAW GRADUATES
Following is a sample list of employers that have hired
MSU Law graduates:
“You could not have chosen
a better time to enroll at
MSU College of Law. The
Law College’s long-standing
reputation has been enhanced
and strengthened in recent
years with the expansion of the
talented faculty, the addition of
dozens of new courses that offer practical skill development,
and an ever-growing array of support services. Employers
across the nation are becoming increasingly familiar with MSU
Law graduates and the quality of work they can produce.”
—Dennis Archer, ’70
Chairman Emeritus, Dickinson Wright
Past President of the American Bar Association
Former Associate Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court
Northeast: New England
Bingham McCutchen (Boston, MA)
Bloomberg (Boston, MA)
Dewey & LeBoeuf (Hartford, CT)
Keane, Inc. (Boston, MA)
Middlesex District Attorney’s Office (Cambridge, MA)
Superior Court of Connecticut (Danielson, CT)
U.S. Marine JAG Corps (Newport, RI)
Northeast: Mid-Atlantic
Aaronson Rappaport (New York, NY)
Ballard Spahr (Philadelphia, PA)
Cahill Gordon & Reindel (New York, NY)
Fidelity Investments (New York, NY)
Goldman Sachs (New York, NY)
IBM (Armonk, NY)
Johnson & Johnson (New Brunswick, NJ)
JPMorgan Chase (New York, NY)
Smith, Sovik, Kendrick & Sugnet (Syracuse, NY)
Superior Court of New Jersey (Princeton, NJ)
U.S. Attorney’s Office (Philadelphia, PA)
U.S. District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania (Scranton, PA)
Midwest: Michigan
Barnes & Thornburg (Grand Rapids, MI)
Bodman (Detroit, MI)
Braun Kendrick (Saginaw, MI)
Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione (Ann Arbor, MI)
Butzel Long (Detroit & Lansing, MI)
Clark Hill (Detroit & Lansing, MI)
Cummings McClorey Davis & Acho (Livonia, MI)
Dickinson Wright (Detroit, Lansing & Troy, MI)
Foster Swift Collins & Smith (Lansing, MI)
General Motors (Auburn Hills, MI)
Harness Dickey (Troy, MI)
Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn (Detroit, MI)
Howard & Howard (Ann Arbor & Royal Oak, MI)
Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss (Southfield, MI)
Legal Services of South Central Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI)
Maddin, Hauser, Wartell, Roth & Heller (Southfield, MI)
McDonald Hopkins (Bloomfield Hills, MI)
Michigan Court of Appeals (Detroit & Grand Rapids, MI)
Michigan Economic Development Corporation (Lansing, MI)
Michigan Office of the Attorney General (Lansing, MI)
Michigan Supreme Court (Lansing, MI)
Miller Canfield (Detroit & Troy, MI)
Plante & Moran (Grand Rapids, MI)
Plunkett Cooney (Detroit, MI)
PricewaterhouseCoopers (Detroit, MI)
Rhoades McKee (Grand Rapids, MI)
Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge (Ann Arbor, MI)
Sommers Schwartz (Detroit, MI)
Trott & Trott (Bingham Farms & Farmington Hills, MI)
U.S. District Court, Western District of Michigan (Grand Rapids, MI)
Varnum (Grand Rapids, MI)
Warner Norcross & Judd (Grand Rapids, MI)
Washtenaw County Office of Public Defender (Ann Arbor, MI)
Whirlpool (Benton Harbor, MI)
Midwest: Outside Michigan
Barnes, Richardson & Colburn (Chicago, IL)
BP (Chicago, IL)
Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office (Chicago, IL)
Dinsmore & Shohl (Cincinnati, OH)
Dow AgroSciences (Indianapolis, IN)
Dykema Gossett (Chicago, IL)
Ernst & Young (Chicago, IL)
Faegre Baker Daniels (Minneapolis, MN)
Foley & Lardner (Milwaukee, WI)
Hall Prangle and Schoonveld (Chicago, IL)
Hunt Suedhoff Kalamaros (South Bend, IN)
Ice Miller (Columbus, OH)
Illinois Attorney General (Chicago, IL)
Johnson & Bell (Chicago, IL)
Lewis Wagner (Indianapolis, IN)
McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff (Chicago, IL)
Missouri Attorney General’s Office (Jefferson City, MO)
Much Shelist (Chicago, IL)
National Collegiate Athletic Association (Indianapolis, IN)
Prairie State Legal Services (Rock Island, IL)
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin (Milwaukee, WI)
U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit (St. Louis, MO)
U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit (Cincinnati, OH)
U.S. Steel (Granite City, IL)
Walker Wilcox Matousek (Chicago, IL)
Wiedner & McAuliffe (Chicago, IL)
Wisconsin Supreme Court (Madison, WI)
South: South Atlantic
Booz Allen Hamilton (Arlington, VA)
Cato Institute (Washington, DC)
Clawson & Staubes (Charleston, SC)
Federal Bureau of Investigation (Washington, DC)
Finnegan Henderson (Washington, DC)
Fish & Richardson (Atlanta, GA)
Greenberg Traurig (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Greenblum & Bernstein (Reston, VA)
IRS Office of the Chief Counsel (Washington, DC)
Legal Aid of North Carolina (Winston-Salem, NC)
Lockheed Martin (Washington, DC)
Miami-Dade Office of the State Attorney (Miami, FL)
NASA Langley Research Center (Hampton, VA)
National Congress of American Indians (Washington, DC)
Staas & Halsey (Washington, DC)
Sughrue Mion (Washington, DC)
U.S. Army JAG Corps (Charlottesville, VA)
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Florida (West Palm Beach, FL)
U.S. Department of Commerce (Washington, DC)
U.S. Department of Energy (Washington, DC)
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (Arlington, VA)
U.S. Department of Justice (Atlanta, GA)
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (Washington, DC)
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Georgia (Atlanta, GA)
U.S. International Trade Commission (Washington, DC)
U.S. Navy JAG Corps (Washington, DC)
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (Alexandria, VA)
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (Washington, DC)
Weinberg Wheeler Hudgins Gunn & Dial (Atlanta, GA)
Whiteford Taylor Preston (Baltimore, MD)
South: South Central
AT&T (Dallas, TX)
Brown Sims (Houston, TX)
Frito Lay (Plano, TX)
Texas House of Representatives (Austin, TX)
U.S. Air Force JAG Corps (Montgomery, AL)
West: Mountain
Clark County Public Defender (Las Vegas, NV)
Colorado Court of Appeals (Denver, CO)
Colorado State Public Defender’s Office (Greeley, CO)
Fennemore Craig Jones Vargas (Las Vegas, NV)
Goldwater Institute (Phoenix, AZ)
Hogan Lovells (Colorado Springs, CO)
Idaho Supreme Court (Boise, ID)
Jackson National Life Insurance (Denver, CO)
Jones & Keller (Denver, CO)
Utah State Court of Appeals (Salt Lake City, UT)
West: Pacific
American Civil Liberties Union (Santa Cruz, CA)
Deloitte (San Jose, CA)
K&L Gates (Spokane, WA)
Klarquist Sparkman (Portland, OR)
Winston & Strawn (San Francisco, CA)
Locations Outside the U.S.
Akasaka International Law (Tokyo, Japan)
Dorsey & Whitney (Toronto, ON, Canada)
Federal Court of Canada (Ottawa, ON, Canada)
Gowlings (Toronto, ON, Canada)
Jingtian & Gongcheng (Shanghai, China)
McDermott Will & Emery (Shanghai, China)
Nunavut Department of Justice (Iqaluit, NU, Canada)
Peace Corps (Central America)
Republic of China (Taiwan) Department of Military Justice (Taiwan)
SK Telecom (Seoul, South Korea)