Current law students looking to gain insight and perspective about working in a law firm will have the chance to find answers this summer.
The Success Through Empowerment & Engagement (SEE) Committee at Maddin, Hauser, Roth, & Heller PC seeks to meet the need for law student summer learning experiences by offering a free, six-week online summer program for currently enrolled law students, covering transactional, litigation, and new associates.
Maddin Hauser’s 2022 Summer Institute will be offered June 15 thought July 22. Participants are eligible to attend whether or not they have secured summer internship positions. The sessions are scheduled to accommodate attendance prior to beginning the workday from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Sessions will include:
• Week one, Wednesday, June 15—Litigation Matter Intake and Strategy
• Week two, Wednesday, June 22—Corporate Structure and Purchase Agreements
• Week three, Wednesday, June 29—Subpoenas - Nuts and Bolts; Family and Probate Court Litigation
• Week four, Wednesday, July 6—Zoom Court Tips; Title Insurance
• Week five, Wednesday, July 13—Employment; Secured Transactions
• Week six,
Wednesday, July 20—Building Your Career and Marketing
At the conclusion of the program, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion along with real-world, practical law firm learning experience.
The Mission of the Maddin Hauser SEE Committee is to maintain and enhance a law firm environment and culture where attorneys from diverse backgrounds can succeed, achieve and lead internally at the firm and externally in the community, to improve recruitment, retention and advancement of attorneys from diverse backgrounds, and to promote business and personal development, business connections and networking activities.
Currently enrolled law students interested in participating in the 2022 Summer Institute should visit https://maddinhauser.com and click on “events.”
- Posted May 24, 2022
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Firm offers 2022 Summer Institute for law students, June 15-July 20
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