Miscellaneous

Law Students Start Web Site for Law Students

By Robert Ambrogi

I am a bit behind the curve in writing about The Law Street Journal, a Web site and blog created for law students by law students. Launched in January, the site aims to be a comprehensive resource for current and prospective law students.

This website is geared towards the questions that can only get answered through trial and error. We hope you enjoy reading through our trials, so you don’t have to make the same errors we did. Law school experiences may vary, but they are also very similar. The Law Street Journal is a place where our collective experiences and information can be pooled and accessed. We want to form a community of support and advice so that our colleagues across the country can succeed and ultimately better our profession.

The site includes a blog written by four law-student contributors. It also features articles written by outside outside contributors. It welcomes contributions from other students as well as from professors, lawyers and judges.

The Law Street Journal is also on Twitter and Facebook.

Full post as published by Lawsites on May 27, 2010 (boomark / email).