What do you think? Do you really think you can be trusted to do critical work? We don't even know you! You don't learn anything in law school to help you do real work. All you learn is theory. Theory doesn't help the client fire its employees without paying them severance. Theory doesn't help the client continue to dump toxic waste in the drinking water. You have to learn these things. And the way you learn them is by sorting paper into boxes. We know what we're doing.

You'll play an important part in our transaction and litigation teams, participating at a level commensurate with your experience and abilities. We treat you like a full-time associate in terms of assignments. You'll gain exposure to many facets of a deal or case, contributing to client meetings and conference calls, and even traveling between international offices, if necessary.

Historically, Brown Rudnick's summer associates have been based in our Boston office. We are growing our program and, in 2007, we plan to host summers in Boston and New York. In addition to "base camp," each summer associate is invited to participate in our rotation schedule ? an opportunity to visit and work out of the Boston, New York, Hartford and Providence offices.

Summer associates rotate through two of four departments (corporate, bankruptcy litigation and securities/real estate). We make every effort to accommodate summer associates' departmental requests and, if we are unable to give them both of their choices, we try to get them at least one or two assignments from the department they are unable to work in. Within each department, there is a partner mentor and a big brother or sister to offer guidance and assistance to the summer associates.

Although we accept resumes year round, students seeking positions for the summer are encouraged to submit their resumes in August and September of the preceding year. Interviews are conducted primarily from September through November, and our goal is to have the summer class confirmed by December for the coming summer.

With the goal of replicating a first year associate's workload, we challenge each summer associate to accept a wide range of assignments. Typical responsibilities include: research and writing; attending trials, hearings, and depositions; participating in client meetings and strategy sessions; conducting due diligence; and, in some cases, directly handling client matters. Each summer associate will also tackle a pro bono client matter.

From the outset, you'll be doing work that is billable to clients - though, obviously at a junior level - as well as projects that are designed to develop your know-how and pro bono legal work.

Yes, we do have an Associate program in most business areas. We also run a Summer Associate Program. Check the individual business descriptions for further details.

Both the Virginia and California offices of Watt, Tieder, Hoffar & Fitzgerald offer summer associates compensation that is competitive with law firms in the Washington, DC, Los Angeles, and San Francisco metropolitan areas. For the Summer of 2007, the weekly salary for second-year summer associates will be $2,400; for first-year summer associates, the weekly salary will be $2,200.

During our Summer Associate Program, you are exposed to the full range and diversity of an intellectual property law practice. The summer program stresses professionalism, training, and development. You receive real work assignments to augment the training programs you attend. In addition to professional responsibilities, sporting and cultural events provide you opportunities to interact socially with partners and associates and to get acquainted with the local area. Yes and no.

The program provides Summer Associates with an in-depth view of life at Brownstein Hyatt & Farber. The program is flexible, designed to reflect the varying interests and skills of our Summer Associates. Summer Associates have the opportunity to work with many different attorneys in many areas of the firm's practice.

KMFM prides itself on recruiting and training young lawyers from Los Angeles-area law schools such as USC, UCLA, Loyola and Southwestern. We often recruit Summer Associates from top out-of-area schools who are spending the summer in Southern California. KMFM has, in the past, had summer associates from as far away as Trinity University Law School in Ireland. Several Summer Associates have gone on to join the firm as full-time Associates upon admission to the Bar.

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Summer associates, like our associates, enjoy the quality of life commensurate with the balance between personal and professional lives, as reflected by our more reasonable billing expectations.

Our summer associate assignment process is flexible. Every effort is made to give summer associates work in practice areas that interest them - whether that involves sampling work from many practice areas or concentrating on a particular area. The process is coordinated by a group of attorneys who monitor all summer associate assignments to ensure that the appropriate workload mix and volume are achieved. Most assignments involve direct contact with a principal who is working on the matter.

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We ask that Summer Associates spend at least 10 weeks with the Firm during the summer. We feel that this is the minimum amount of time necessary for the Firm to evaluate a Summer Associate's work product and general "fit" with the Firm as well as for the Summer Associate to evaluate the Firm. Split summers are determined on a case-by-case basis by the Hiring Partner and are only considered if the Summer Associate has previously worked at the Firm (for example, as a 1L Summer Associate).

We have at least one - and occasionally two - social events a week. These range from trips to sporting events, to visits to the theater and parties at partners' homes. There is also a three-day retreat in June to the London office for the entire summer class.

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A faculty member from a college or university with an active emergency management program, or one in the process of implementing or developing such a program, will contact the Higher Education Project Manager to explore the possibility of an Associates Program research assignment. The faculty member must have the support of his or her department and the duration of the assignment will be negotiated. EMI will not reimburse for travel or other expenses.

Our goal is to provide summer associates with real work similar to what they would receive as a first or second year associate. We also provide the summers a chance to get involved with out-of-office experiences including: board meetings, depositions, arbitrations, client meetings, and judicial proceedings.

Summer associates are expected to be in the office during regular business hours (typically 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.). Although there is a budget requirement for our attorneys, there is no set number of hours a summer associate is required to work or bill.

Each project on which a summer associate works is evaluated by the attorney(s) who supervises the work. These evaluations are further reviewed by the Summer Associate Committee, Recruiting Chair and/or Attorney Recruiting and Development Staff which monitors the overall progress of the summer associate. There is a formal mid-summer review for each summer associate.

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