Law Crossing

LawCrossing gave me the option to segregate in-house jobs from firm jobs

admin — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 07:06:55 +0000

LawCrossing gave me the option to segregate in-house jobs from firm jobs. This fantastic feature really helped me in narrowing my options quickly.

Paige L – Richmond, VA

Law Crossing – I Like Your Service

admin — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 06:36:50 +0000

I like your service a lot, and I’ve recommended it to friends. The good news is that I’ve found a job; the bad news is that I’d like to close my account.

– Josh U

LawCrossing – Most Helpful Of All Resources

admin — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 07:30:31 +0000

I found a new position; and I’m happy to say that I found your service to be the most helpful of all resources that I used and that it is the ONE that I recommend to anybody else looking for a law job.

– Julius R

LawCrossing – Service To Be Invaluable In My Recent Job Search

admin — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 05:08:44 +0000

I found the LawCrossing service to be invaluable in my recent job search. Having a daily email of new positions meeting my search criteria helped me to maintain consistency in my job hunt and to be among the first to apply for promising openings. LawCrossing is of an excellent value.

Dave C

Lawcrossing – Active Legal Listings

admin — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 06:00:26 +0000

The largest source of active legal listings online is LawCrossing.com. The site is more useful to a law student than any other website could be. At all times you have at your fingertips a plethora of job listings in the legal industry.

LawCrossing is a business that maintains the largest collection of legal job openings in the world,right on its website.

admin — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 13:01:05 +0000

LawCrossing is a business that maintains the largest collection of legal job openings in the world,right on its website. They have reviewed the job openings of over 250,000 legal employers meticulously in order to make all pertinent information available to their users.

They do not search for job openings only at law firms though, corporations, government offices, think tanks, and public interest organizations all over the United States are fair game as well. Charging for job listings is not a practice that LawCrossing engages in, as they feel it would most likely skew the selection of listings and discourage the attempts of users to find the active job listings they are seeking.

Sometimes users feel as if they can search through the active legal listings themselves without the aid of LawCrossing, simply by perusing job boards or employer’s websites. If it were easy enough to do yourself, they would not need 150 staffer to spend hours upon hours sifting through all of the information and categorizing it for the benefit of the job seeker. They search through 10,000 employer’s websites in order to compile the massive listing, and they even search through sources like newspapers and other job boards.

There is no job board, website, or print source that approaches the amount of active legal listings that LawCrossing possesses. Law students and attorneys are empowered by the ability to track the market without significant energy, and job seekers benefit from a central location to search through.

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