Law Student Connect is the easiest way for law students to work with actual attorneys from all over the United States and get PAID for it. Any US-based law student can create an account and begin exploring opportunities in minutes.
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Taylor Mathews
Texas A&M School of Law, Class of 2022
Bree Vculek
The George Washington University Law School, Class of 2023
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Do the Work & Get Paid
And while many law schools are doing a great job providing students with opportunities to gain practical experience through clinics and externships, it is a rare opportunity to work 1-on-1 with a practicing attorney, on a real project, with a real deadline, for a real client.
That is what we are building for you: the opportunity to get paid while you develop, test, and hone your skills doing real work, for real attorneys.
You can network with attorneys in the locations you want to work in, no matter where you attend school. You can explore practice areas to try and find your passion. And the best part of all, you can do it all totally remotely without committing to a semester-long internship or clinic. You choose which projects to apply for when you have time to do them.
Ready to level up your legal skills?
Jordan Gardner
CEO, Law Student Connect
JD, UNLV '13
Too many firms and organizations expect you to work for free so you can add a line item to your resume. We see your value and believe you should be paid for the work you do.
Here, you will learn the actual skills needed to be a lawyer by working on actual legal projects.
As a law student, it can be hard to get feedback on your writing or other work. Through Law Student Connect, you will get the opportunity to test your skills and receive feedback from actual attorneys.
You’ll have a much more meaningful networking experience by helping an attorney with their project than you would at any bar night or firm meet and greet.
Danielle Kuntz
University of New Hampshire, Class of 2021
Aubrey Eyrolles
UNT Dallas College of Law, Class of 2022