More Sepia Mutiny Posts
Hello all...
here are some more posts from my guest-blogging stint at Sepia Mutiny...I very much enjoyed working with the bloggers, who are exceptionally articulate and interesting people. The comments section, however, leaves me a little cold...too many trolls looking for pointless argument. That said, it's a great site, and here are some links!
Indian Woman Marries Snake
Computers Without Words
Apu-Calypse Now
The Freedom To Write
So Long, Farewell
For all future lawyerwriter posts, go to www.sirensmag.blogspot.com. And gentlemen--while the blog is run by three girls who like to dish and gossip, it is resolutely NOT a woman's blog. It will however, help you understand why smart women are sick of Cosmo and Glamour. Since all three bloggers are entertainment involved in various aspects of pop culture, get ready for a hefty dose of television, movie and book publishing commentary...
For all those who put up with my erratic blogging, this also means regular, near-daily posts. What are you waiting for? Click here for the latest lawyerwriter posts!
posted by anonymous @ 1:03 PM
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This comment has nothing to do with your post; I did not know how else to get in touch with you. I just read the article in the link below and found you very interesting.
http://in.rediff.com/news/2005/apr/29inter1.htm
I just graduated from undergrad and started work as a corporate paralegal at Fried Frank in the relatively new Asset Management Dept. The work here is dry and so I have begun to inquire into the litigation paralegal position as a job to marinate in until law school next year.
I doubt I will get an honest answer from the litigation paralegals that work there, whose pride would be wounded if they gave an honest depiction of their own job. And I would expect a full-fledged lie from the hiring staff there as well. As a previous associate in this field, I was hoping to get your take on the field.
And, on a more general note about law school, I know at some point I will have to decide between corporate or litigation (my skill and confidence in writings books is nowhere near yours so I must tunnel my vision to these two areas of law that interest me) How did you go about deciding on litigation as the field to practice in?
Thanks,
Aditya Surendran
aditya.surendran@friedfrank.com
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