Daily Archives: February 28, 2019


EMPLOYMENT update:

 For more information and to apply to the opportunities below, please visit Symplicity and be sure to CHECK PRIOR BLOG POSTS! You can narrow your search by utilizing the “Blog post categories”

 

U.S. NAVY JAG PAID SUMMER 2019 INTERNSHIPS [DEADLINE: MAR. 6, 2019]

Who: 2Ls (rising 3Ls)

Where: Washington, D.C.

When: 8-10 wks. (anticipated mid-June through mid-August 2019)

Submission components: See Job ID# 9426 @ Symplicity

Complete details: Available @ usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/525435300

 

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SUMMER 2019 LEGAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM [DEADLINE: MAR. 15, 2019]

The intern will gain exposure to legal work in a prestigious non-profit organization and will develop skills in the areas of legal research and contracting. In addition the intern will get the opportunity to be mentored by experienced attorneys and gain career-relevant, hands-on experience in the field of Legal and Business Affairs.

Principal Learning Responsibilities:

  • Gain experience in analyzing contracts to research specific questions and summarizing the results into memoranda, reports or databases
  • Expand experience of legal research and drafting correspondence and memoranda
  • Hone skills in drafting contracts and amendments
  • Researching intellectual property rights questions by reviewing relevant contracts
  • Gain experience in working across departments by participating in client meetings and by working with clients to update or obtain information
  • Other related activities as assigned

When: June 3 – Aug. 9, 2019

Requirements: The Legal Intern must demonstrate excellent written and oral communication skills.  The individual should be detail oriented, well organized, and deadline driven.  Working in Legal and Business Affairs requires proficiency in Microsoft Word and familiarity with Microsoft Excel. The ability to learn new software applications (e.g. for email, document management, rights databases) quickly is also important. Familiarity with Microsoft PowerPoint and Access is a plus. The Legal Intern should possess outstanding interpersonal skills and be comfortable working in both legal and general business environments.

Submission components: See Job ID# 9326 @ Symplicity

Complete details and Application: Available @

ngs.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/ngs_external_career_site_intern/job/Washington-DC/Intern–Legal_R484

Contact: Please reach out to Randee Breiter if you are planning to apply to this position @ rgbreite@fiu.edu – we have been contacted by the Associate Director of Student Success and Academic Programs of FIU in Washington, D.C. Eric Feldman, who has offered to work closely with our FIU Law students applying for this position.

 

◊ If you have any QUESTIONS OR FEEDBACK, please email lawcareer@fiu.edu


WRITING COMPETITION update:

4TH ANNUAL AUWCL NATIONAL HEALTH LAW WRITING COMPETITION [DEADLINE: APR. 16, 2019 BY 9 A.M. ET]

Eligibility: Current (academic school year 2018-19) 2L, 3L, & 4L JD & LL.M. students

Topic: Current topics of interest relevant to health law and/or food and drug law

Awards: Certificates of Participation and cash prizes (sponsored by AUWCL Alumna Corrine Propas Parver) will be awarded

  • First place: $1,000
  • Second place: $500

*The WCL Health Law and Policy Brief will have the opportunity to consider publication of the 2 winning papers, but publication is not guaranteed

All students participating are invited to attend a special Lunch and Learn presentation @ AUWCL @ May 31, 2019 from 12 – 1:30 P.M. – the first and second place winners will be briefly recognized during this event

Submission guidelines: Available @ wcl.american.edu/impact/initiatives-programs/health/competition/documents/2019-rules-and-requirements/

Complete details: Available @ wcl.american.edu/impact/initiatives-programs/health/competition/

Contact: Prof. Asha Scielzo @ scielzo@wcl.american.edu


EVENTS update:

WOMEN IN IP PANEL EVENT [MAR. 4, 2019]

 

AIPLA: TRADE SECRET LAW SUMMIT [MAR. 21-22, 2019]

Hear from thought-leaders and peers about their approach to protecting confidential information from cyber-attacks and trade secret theft. Get insights from industry leaders on how you can protect trade secrets in the workplace, implement better trade secret policy and more.

Sessions include in-depth discussions on:

  • Trade Secrets and Restrictive Covenants in the Financial Services Industry
  • Cybersecurity and the Workplace
  • Employees Traveling Overseas with Trade Secrets
  • Protection of Trade Secrets in the Social Media Era
  • Use of Expert Witnesses on the Issue of Reasonable Efforts

Complete details: Available @ aipla.org/detail/event/2019/03/21/default-calendar/2019-trade-secret-law-summit-new-york-ny-2dc7174b5b71449f90ba88b32ff6f8bd