Your LinkedIn headline is the single most-seen line on your entire profile. It follows your name everywhere: in search results, in comment sections, when you send a connection request, and when a recruiter scrolls a list of candidates. Most law...

Here’s something no one hands you on day one of an internship: the etiquette. Everyone around you seems to already know how to behave in a chamber or firm, how to speak to seniors, when to ask questions, and what...

First, if you have real options through both AILET and CLAT, well done; that’s a good problem to have. But it’s still a problem, because now you have to choose, and the two exams get talked about as if one...

Most law students think of LinkedIn as a place to have a profile, but it is also one of the most useful tools for actually finding internships and jobs if you know how to use it. Opportunities on LinkedIn come...

If college is ending and you don’t have a job lined up, the panic is real, and I want to say two things before anything else.  First: not having a job the moment you graduate is far more common than...

Almost every interview ends with the same question:  “Do you have any questions for us?” Many candidates, relieved that the interview is nearly over, reply, “No, I think you’ve covered everything.”  Don’t miss this opportunity. The questions you ask can...

Litigation interviews often feel less formal and more unpredictable than corporate interviews. Instead of a structured process with multiple rounds, you may find yourself having a brief, direct conversation with a busy senior advocate. That informality can make the interview...

You’ve already built something in another field: experience, skills, perhaps even a stable career. Yet you keep finding yourself drawn towards law. It’s natural, then, to wonder:  “Am I making a mistake? Am I throwing away everything I’ve worked for?” ...

Most people form their idea of “being a lawyer” from courtroom shows, a dramatic relative, or a half-remembered movie and then make real decisions based on that picture. No judgement; it’s how most of us start. But a wrong picture...

Let me guess how you ended up here. Maybe someone, a parent, teacher, relative, or a well-meaning family friend, told you, “You’d make a great lawyer. You argue so well.” Maybe a courtroom drama made the profession look exciting. Or...