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 | In the Interest of Justice: Great Opening and Closing Arguments of the Last 100 Years Product# 460681268 Selling for $28.95 "Introduces the most memorable opening and closing arguments from the past century of American legal battles in the courtroom, featuring more than two dozen selections that highlight diverse facets of the legal process, including such cases as Patty Hearst, Michael Skakel, Timothy McVeigh, Ethel Rosenberg, Karen Silkwood, and more. 15,000 first printing." |
 | America's Greatest Places to Work With a Law Degree: And How to Make the Most of Any Job, No Matter Where It Is Product# 460687714 Selling for $28.95 "Discover hundreds of extraordinary places to work--law firms, corporations, government agencies, advocacy groups, and much more. To track down America's greatest places to work with a law degree, author Kimm Alayne Walton talked to hundreds of law school administrators and lawyer employees all over the country. Even if you aren't sure what your dream job really is, reading about what makes other people happy might help you decide what you'd enjoy doing." |
 | Beyond L.A. Law Product# 460687715 Selling for $19.95 "Anyone who watches television knows that being a lawyer means working your way up through a law firm -- right? Wrong! Beyond L.A. Law gives you a fascinating glimpse into the lives of people who've broken the 'lawyer' mold. They come from a variety of backgrounds -- some had prior careers, others went straight through college and law school, and yet others have overcome poverty and physical handicaps. They got their degrees from all different kinds of law schools, all over the country. But they have one thing in common: they've all pursued their own, unique vision. As you read their stories, you'll see how they beat the odds to succeed. You'll learn career tips and strategies that work, from people who've put them to the test. And you'll find fascinating insights that you can apply to your own dream -- whether it's a career in law, or anything else! The National Association for Law Placement (NALP) is an organization of professionals involved in career planning and recruitment of lawyers and law students nationwide. NALP is based in Washington. D.C." |