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October 31, 12-1 pm CST Robins Kaplan LLP invites you to join us for an exclusive discussion on a groundbreaking patent infringement case that made history in the District of Minnesota. In January 2024, a federal jury awarded $42.4 million to Willis Electric, marking what is reported to be the largest-ever patent jury verdict in …

Unlocking Trial Strategies: Inside the $42 Million Willie Electric Verdict

The MSBA Appellate Practice Section is proud to kick off another year of its Appellate Practice Mentorship Program.  This program is intended to support and encourage students of all backgrounds, identities, viewpoints, and beliefs to pursue careers in appellate litigation.  In particular, the Appellate Practice Section hopes to inspire students from backgrounds that are historically …

Sign up for the MSBA Appellate Mentorship Program by Friday!

The MSBA Appellate Practice Section is proud to kick off another year of its Appellate Practice Mentorship Program.  This program is intended to support and encourage students of all backgrounds, identities, viewpoints, and beliefs to pursue careers in appellate litigation.  In particular, the Appellate Practice Section hopes to inspire students from backgrounds that are historically …

Appellate Practice Mentorship Program

Captain Connor Doyle from the United States Army Judge Advocate General’s (JAG) Corps and will be available to meet with students to share more about the Army JAG experience and application process and answer any questions students may have. Captain Doyle will be conducting interviews on the spot if interested.   United States Army JAG …

Meet and Interview with the US Army JAG Corps – 9/25/24

Applications for the 2025 Class of Justice Fellows are open! Law school graduates with an interest in defending immigrant communities are invited to apply. The first and only fellowship of its kind, IJC’s Justice Fellowship identifies promising lawyers who are passionate about immigrants’ rights, places them with organizations where they can make the greatest difference and supports …

Immigrant Justice Corps 2025 Class of Justice Fellows Q&A Session

Looking for Summer 2025 employment? Do you have an undergraduate degree in physical science, life science, engineering, or computer science discipline? Kinney & Lange is a full-service intellectual property law firm hiring a Summer 2025 Law Clerk for their Twin Cities office. Apply before the September 27th deadline on 12twenty!

Intellectual Property Summer 2025 Clerkship Opening!

The St. Olaf College Mock Trial seeks lawyers, judges, law students, or experienced former competitors to serve as judges for the upcoming fall tournament. Ole Open 2024 will be held in-person from Saturday, November 23rd, through Sunday, November 24th, at St. Olaf College, in Northfield, MN. The tournament will consist of four rounds, each approximately …

Ole Open Mock Trial Judges Needed

Take advantage of this unique opportunity with Minnesota Women Lawyers to connect with an attorney who is excited to share their experience in law! Law students and attorneys will be matched in a mentoring relationship, based on student interest and attorney practice area. Given that student interest is very diverse, MWL welcomes attorneys with all …

Student to Attorney Mentor Program

The National District Attorneys Association (NDAA) is hosting a Job Fair on February 1-2 at the Hotel Washington in downtown D.C. Find the list of participating employers here! This is a great opportunity for students to network with prosecuting offices across the country. Registration for law students and job seekers is FREE. We ask that law students/job seekers register by Friday, January 24.

NDAA 2025 Job Fair for Law Students

Join the Minnesota Board of Public Defense for a unique opportunity to engage with Chief Public Defenders who will share their career journeys, challenges, and successes as a Public Defender. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions on a range of topics. We’ll also save time to discuss the launch of our Summer Law Clerk …

Q&A with Minnesota Board of Public Defense