You have successfully survived your first year of law school. You’ve spent countless hours reading case law, researching and writing your first brief, typing and memorizing outlines, and furiously typing as you regurgitate as much information as you can muster on your final exams.
Or maybe you are in the midst of a clerkship, or have just completed one. You have spent time researching, writing and attending hearings and other proceedings.
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