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Not a great market for entry level positions unfortunately. I think you're taking the right approaches though and eventually something will click. I would just try to increase the number of firms you're reaching out to. Ultimately it's a numbers game, and something will eventually work out! Best of luck to you!
Unfortunately I have also tried that too and no answer from them no matter how many times I tried contacting them but I really appreciate your help!
Internships looking for people with experience are ludicrous. Keep trying. Reach out to those in your area and keep seeing if anything is available.
Understandable. Know you aren’t alone in it, and I wish you the best of luck in finding something soon.
A masters in law is not the same as JD law degree. Better off spending money on law school 3 years. Just like paralegal studies certificate / degrees are minute, as law firms want to train because every law firm is different, I bet masters is the same. They think they will have to pay you more than they want. Unfortunately, you can’t learn real life experience in law offices in college.
What’s your goal? Are you going the law student route?
Yes I’m in ireland so there are barristers and solicitors instead of lawyers
Rising Star
It’s a tough market but keep trying.
Very tough but what is meant to be won’t pass!
Have you considered working for the court system? Working in the State Attorney’s Office, or Public Defender’s office,, or for the department of revenue or the Legal Aid Society?