Re: PhD and patent law

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On 11/15/03, JD2003 wrote:
> I would agree try finding a law clerk program. Those are good.
> You work, get paid decent amount of money and depending on the
> firm you might get tution reimbursed.
>
> But, some firms require you to have the LSAT score already.

Thanks for the quick reply. On another note, I know that one of
the concerns about PhDs is that they are lacking in the people
skills necessary for law (and I can certainly say that in my
experience this is putting it nicely). I have very good people
skills and am concerned that my resume and cover letter can't
really express this well enough. Is this a valid concern?

Re: PhD and patent law, 11/15/03, by kb.

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