News of Corporate Law

Does anyone know how a newly qualified solicitor who has practised (trained) in a global corporate law firm in England for two years can go about "converting" to a US qualification? I am aware that every state in the US has its specific Bar requirement and am thinking California in particular. How feasible is this, and has anyone done it before? I am know of many English solicitors moving to New York but not Cali! ...

I'm looking at my prospects post university and I've come across a scheme that looks very promising and leads to a career at Linklaters.

However, virtually everything I have searched about corporate law has simply come up with educational information and stuff about the salary. What I would like to know is what the hours of the job are typically like. I understand having to work late when a case gets to a close and ...

I recently reviewed your resume on Careerbuilder, and I'm very impressed with your background.



Below is the job description along with a brief introduction of our company.

Worthington International Solution LTD was established in 1996, and is now one of the UK's leading distributors of branded consumer electronics. The company enjoys success in the home and overseas markets, supplying a vast range of items which expands over 5000 product lines; that includes calculators, blank media, ...

I'm a sophomore in High School finally deciding to start my college search, and choosing what I'd like to Major in. I am stuck between 3 majors, but one is rather far off.

-Legal Studies (and Law School after I make enough money, Entry Level Job: Paralegal, End Goal:Lawyer?)
//My aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents were all in the Legal Business. So it kind of runs in my blood. I don't know all that much ...

I was talking to my friend about what I want to do in the future. I told her I wanted to do something related to money or something with business without actually doing business; most likely law. She told me to go for corporate law or financial advisor, and told they are very excellent jobs.
So basically my question is...
Salary for financial advisors?
Salary for corporate lawyers
Job life for financial advisors (how many ...

I am a freshman in open option engineering. Throughout high school I had taken all AP math and sciences, and I love to know how things work, and figure stuff out, so naturally I thought engineering was the right field for me. As the first semester nears the end, I am starting to realize that engineering may not be for me. The problem is, I don't really enjoy what I'm doing. The only type of ...

I'm in grade 11 going to grade 12 next year. I want to become a Corporate Lawyer, but I'm aware that you need to do an undergrad. I want to do my undergrad in business and become a CA.

Therefore, I want to go to Ontario's best school for business; Schulich. I'm aware that it's very hard to get into but that's my goal. What average do you need to get into Schulich with? What ...

What would make a larger salary, both short term and long term? An engineer with a bachelor in science of engineering and an MBA OR a lawyer from a top 10 law school with a bachelor in science of engineering, an MBA, and a law degree. The specific field of law is corporate/commercial law.

I was thinking about getting a masters degree, most likely in history. Than I want to go to law school and earn a dual degree jd/mba. Do you think this is an unnecessary amount of school.

P.S. the masters degree would be more personal, but the jd/mba would be to further my future career as a corporate lawyer.

I am aware that Wall Street hosts a good majority of finance related careers, as well as corporate law. I was just curious whether that heavy presence of i-bankers is comparable to areas such as DC or Maryland, for example.

Your time is greatly appreciated.