Tag: OCS Program

The EIP Preparation program will provide you with an overview of what to expect during the week of EIP, important tips on how to ace your EIP interviews from hiring partners at major law firms and information about the callback process. In addition, OCS Advisors will be available throughout the afternoon to assist you with […]

Join representatives from management consulting firms as they walk you through the interview process. Learn how to handle tricky questions and typical pitfalls and how a management consulting interview differs from an interview during EIP. There will be an interactive portion that will provide you with the opportunity to get guided practice on the “case […]

If you are a student with an undergrad degree (or at least two years of coursework) in engineering, computer sciences or the hard sciences, and are interested in becoming a Patent Agent or Attorney, come hear a presentation by Mark Dighton from the Practising Law Institutes as he discusses: the Patent Office Exam and scholarships […]

fter practicing at a law firm for a while, you may consider making a change. In this program, we will address any questions that you have about this topic, including: How long should you stay at your first job? What are your options, and what do lawyers typically do after a few years of practice? […]

You are about to become a summer associate or a first year associate. Learn what can you do on the job to become the “go-to” person, get the best assignments, and succeed in a practice area you want. Partners and associates will provide practical tips for success and also discuss how to avoid common pitfalls. […]

What do you need to know about law firms as you begin thinking about EIP? Does law firm culture vary by city? How can you differentiate between firms? What are some common misconceptions about firm life? Join HLS grads from Sullivan & Cromwell, Wachtell, and Latham & Watkins as they talk about their first years […]

Learn more about what investment bankers and finance professionals do, the recruitment process and special concerns and issues for J.D. students seeking to break into i-banking and finance. Co-sponsored with HALB. Non-pizza lunch provided.

Do you ever wonder exactly what goes into a deal? Attorneys from Cravath, Swaine & Moore will explain the basic structure of a corporate transaction. Find out how a deal originates. Who are the players? What are the basic steps required to take a deal from start to finish? Get a real world overview of […]

Join OCS for a panel discussion with in house counsel, as they discuss the types of work in-house lawyers do, pathways to these highly coveted positions, lifestyle issues, and the myths v. reality of in-house work. Non-pizza lunch will be provided.

Every 1L should consider clerking after graduation because the experience and credential are valuable for the full spectrum of future careers in and out of law. Some of the earliest judges will start accepting applications from your class this summer. Come get prepared. Topics will include reasons to clerk, the timeline for applications, the components […]

Small and medium-sized firms are interesting and exciting settings for legal practice. Join us for a thought-provoking and informative panel discussion on the many practice areas, work environments and career paths available to you in a smaller firm. Whether you hope to begin your career at a small or medium-sized form, or plan on making […]

Join practitioners from both government and private practice as they provide insights into the practice of antitrust law. Moderated by Professor Einer Elhague. Co-sponsored by the American Bar Association. Lunch will be provided.

What does it mean to have a career as a litigator? Join 3 large firm litigators who do white collar, appellate and general business litigation as they discuss their careers so you can make a better informed decision about yours. Lunch will be provided.