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	How do I get a business attorney job after graduation? I graduated from Rutgers Law this year. I was a night student, worked as a litigation paralegal for two years at a 225 attorney firm, have good grades, was on the main journal, published an article in the journal. I was a finance major in undergrad and concentrated on business law classes at law school. All I want is a position as a business attorney at a large or mid sized firm. Unfortunatley, every where I apply they tell me that they are impressed with my credentials but they primarily recruit their summer associates for entry level jobs. I already sent out 100 cover letters and resumes! Can anyone give me any tips or share their experiences? Does any one know of any firms that are looking to hire? I took NJ and PA bar exam a few weeks ago. I would be willing to take a job anywhere and would take the bar in that locality. I've been applying to firms in Philly, NJ and NY. 1 answer - Asked By: mr_law_jersey - 8/11/2006

	What exactly does a business attorney do? Im 13 years old and i was wondering what a business attorney does as a job, like do you go to court? do you get paid good? :) like what is the agenda of a typical day? Also, what education do you need to be a business attorney? 1 answer - Asked By: Nicole♥ - 2/9/2008

	What do i need to study in order to be a business attorney? I wanted to know what education i need to become a business attorney. Like what type of law do i need to study? 1 answer - Asked By: Andre - 8/28/2009

	How can a Disabled Veteran with stellar academic experience get a job in Chicago? How do I get an attorney job in Chicago? I graduated from a top-tier law school (Boston University) with good grades. Served my country. Have 6+ years of business experience (prior to going to law school). What do you suggest I do? 2 answers - Asked By: kthenning1 - 8/20/2007

	What kind of attorney makes the most money without private practice? And which kind of an attorney finds jobs the quickest out of law school? 2 answers - Asked By: DishDude87 - 11/29/2009

	What does it take to go from paralegal to law school? I have nearly completed my courses to be a paralegal. I will be done by the end of winter semester. I ultimately want to get into business law, and be a business attorney. But for now, I need a good paying job, and paralegal seems to be it, since it gets my foot into the door of law. What my question is, is how long is the road from a degree in paralegal, which is associates. To becoming an attorney. I know it is a long road, but I need more of a pep talk, and facts on how to go from being a paralegal, to becoming a graduate of law school. 1 answer - Asked By: markr - 10/28/2010

	What would pay better an attorney job or the job of a concierge? Would an attorney who worked in a small town pay better than a concierge who worked at a 4 or 5 star hotel? 2 answers - Asked By: Monkey - 5/15/2010

	What are the chances that this really a***********l i keep staring at has a boyfriend? I mean...she is gorgeous. ive 22 always have been single. been a virgin forver. im handsome...some say. i dont have a reputation but im working on become a business attorney** and studying corporate/federal law. on of scale of 1 out of 100..........do you think she has a bf? She doesn't talk much to any guys? She looks at me though she is intimidated. Our professor was talking about marriage and she was look straight at me.....w*f... 3 answers - Asked By: - 9/27/2011

	Generally, which attorneys work the hardest and which have the best working hours? I have heard that the attorneys with the worst hours are any sort of litigator, and corporate, M&A attorneys. I have heard that Real Estate attorneys can more or less work 8/9 - 5. Any insight? Thanks. 1 answer - Asked By: Der Tag - 7/5/2009

	What jobs allow you to travel around the world? I've been wondering what job I can prepare for that will allow me to travel around the world. I love art, and my dream is to travel. What jobs allow that and wat are school preparations for it? Thanks! 3 answers - Asked By: Macy - 6/21/2010

	How can I find out what jobs require criminal background checks? I am trying to find out what jobs in different states require criminal background checks and I am starting with Arizona for example. I have looked on the gov website but I can't seem to find this info. I have also tried just searching google but still am having a hard time finding it. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you. 2 answers - Asked By: libramoon92683 - 6/19/2012

	What job should I go for with a bachelors degree in finance? I have just received my bachelors degree and have so far only had small side jobs. When I'm looking online now, I don't even know where to start. I know that I would most likely be starting off low, but I am looking for an industry that would be cool to work in with increasing opportunities in the years to come. Does anyone have any advice for that? 3 answers - Asked By: mayerj72 - 1/23/2008

	How can I get an entry level secretary position finishing my associates in business administration? I currently work in a hospital in housekeeping took the job for the benefits something which I hate i did because to me looks bad on my resume. I think this discourages jobs from considering me for customer service positions and clerical ones. I do have experience and military experience from the reserves and active duty. Need some suggestions please. 3 answers - Asked By: myckie - 12/4/2008

	How many assistant attorney generals are there in each state? How much money so they make? Is there just one assistant attorney general to the state attorney general? what kind of salary do they make? 3 answers - Asked By: C C - 8/23/2008

	What kind of jobs are available to someone who majored in History and minored in philosophy? I'm 16 and very interested in History. I plan on attending Florida State University and majoring in History and minoring in Philosophy. I just don't know what jobs would be available to me. Oh and I'm going to join the Air Force straight out of high school. 0 - Asked By: - 2/24/2010

	Mortgage banking. What are the job prospects in your country? Any good marketing ideas? I live in South Africa (we call this type of business Mortgage Origination) and have been in the business since 1995 and am now running my own business.It is highly competitive.We are always looking for new marketing ideas, if you have any I would love to hear from you.I now specialise in homeloans where the clients have a credit problem.This is quite new here and very successful. We are a mix between a first world and a third world country and look up to our overseas counterparts as you seem to be extremely progressive when it comes to marketing. 2 answers - Asked By: Sam S - 9/3/2007

	What are the requirements to owning a business? I'm very business savy. And i know how to start a business i just don't know what you need in order to run one. Do i need a business license? do i have to have management experience? 2 answers - Asked By: Larsa - 5/12/2013

	What type of businesses can you work at when you become a Paralegal? I know you can work at the court house and for an Attorney but, What other places can work as a paralegal? Please serious answers. No spam like I just got. 1 answer - Asked By: sunshinelady - 4/24/2010

	Under what condition would counsel work on contigency involving a business to business contract dispute? What if the other party showed signs of settling? Like their counsel actually stating in writing that I should get an attorney so we can come a "reasonable an amicable solution"? Is this even possible? Would a lawyer possibly make an exception? 1 answer - Asked By: Julian D - 7/5/2009

	What job do the two guys in wedding crashers at the beginning of the movie? What job do they have when they are in the room of the divorced couple and the lawyers in the movie Wedding crashers??? 2 answers - Asked By: Dtown - 7/23/2009

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