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: Ross-Blakley Law Library BlogPoints to Remember as a Summer Associate
By Amy Levine
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Below is a list of points to keep in mind when you are working this summer. Not only do these apply in a good economy but in a tough one they matter even more. Make it a good summer!
- Know the firm’s Lexis and Westlaw billing policies so you aren’t the one who gets in trouble for a HUGE research bill!
- Know your deadlines and keep them.
- Ask for help or clarification when you need it.
- Have a research strategy, a plan, and keep a research log of what you have done.
- Remember to use secondary sources to help your understanding of the area of law.
- Use free sources or lower cost electronic subscription databases.
- Have a good attitude!
- Be eager to work.
- Work hard and take pride in your work.
- Be friendly and courteous to all staff.
- Go to firm social functions but remember you are at work.
- Have fun!
Full post as published by Ross-Blakley Law Library Blog on May 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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