Career Services Office Information Guide: General Websites

This website is UB Law School Career Services Office's main tool for connecting law students and alumni with legal employers. The Jobs section allows students and alumni to search job postings. The OCI section allows students to apply to Fall Recruiting Employers, including the ability to upload application materials (resume, cover letter, transcript, and writing sample) in the Document section. The Employers section allows students to conduct online research by searching our database of employers. Students should update their Profile to gain the best employment opportunities. Individual Passwords and Ids are emailed to all students.

Brigham Young University’s Intercollegiate Job Bank. This website contains Employment Bulletins from various law schools. Click on Career Services; “Students; Jobs & Networking Databases; and Intercollegiate Job Bank. User name: jobfind; Password: byucougars.

The Career Help tab provides a variety of on-line resources. The Job Opportunities section includes job finding resources:

This site is managed by UB's Career Services Office and is available to currently registered matriculated UB students and graduates. Although not geared specifically for law, the Jobs/Internship Vacancies section allows you to view hundreds of full-time, part-time, summer/seasonal, on/off campus jobs and internships from local, national and international employers who seek UB candidates from a wide variety of majors. Good starting point if you are looking for a part-time job on campus or seeking non-traditional career. UBIT name and password are required.

Includes: the West Legal Directory-find attorneys, law firms and other legal employers by geographic area or practice area, and more; PROFILER-access to an attorney's, judge's, or expert's Westlaw Legal Directory entry, jury verdicts and cases they have appeared in; Law Student Jobs Online-database of summer and other positions for current law students available nationwide and abroad, and fellowships, honor programs, and judicial clerkships for recent grads (sign on using OnePass ID and Password); Law Firm Summer Associate Programs-participating firms listed alphabetically and state-by-state, with special lists identifying law firms offering split summers and those outside the U.S., links to full description of the firm's summer program. The Legal Career Center is a comprehensive site that includes Online System for Clerkship Application and Review (OSCAR), a national database of Federal judicial clerk vacancies; info on graduate law degrees, Federal careers + more.

This site is simply a compilation of useful links for lawyers – or law students. Find bar associations, CLE information, law libraries, court information.

Contains classified employment ads from major newspapers around the country. Narrow "Legal" category to search key words such as attorney, lawyer, counsel and/or associate.

An internet job search service for college students and recent graduates, and is the leader in the field of entry-level job search.

Site offers online information about getting out of, and staying out of debt.

The web's largest legal portal, the site is a virtual community of lawyers and legal career center. This fusion provides legal professionals with access to the most comprehensive legal information and resources on the web. Provides personalized job placement services and a one-stop career center, which includes the "Greedy Associates" message boards, salary charts and a database of interesting and unusual jobs for lawyers. Site also offers extensive links to bar associations and other legal associations, both national and international.

Developed by the American Bar Association, this site offers advice about the bewildering array of public service and commercial providers of legal help on the internet. Site recommends bar-sponsored and/or public service sources, catalogs all the types of help available, and provides links to sample web sites in each category.

A Florida non-profit organization dedicated to promoting e-Government initiatives and inter-connectivity between the federal, state and local levels of government.

This site is sponsored by 133 legal recruitment firms. The list of positions is extensive and an excellent resource for the experienced attorney looking for career change. It also has a page specifically designed for law students.

Free registration for job seekers; search jobs and upload resumes.

This online job search portal provides tips and resources for job hunters about how to search for a job on the web and for recruiters about how to recruit online.

This is a fee listing of job vacancies nationwide. It also includes a do-it-yourself on-line resume maker.

Job listings, links, tips and more. Keyword searches should include law, attorney, and/or legal.

The most current and comprehensive legal news source on the web. Connects to more than 20 national and regional legal publications online, including The American Lawyer, The National Law Journal, New York Law Journal and Legal Times. For a complete listing of Law.com network sites, click on "Our Sites" at the top of their web page.

All services are free to jobseekers. Browse current job opportunities or start a career agent and have jobs come to you.

Conduct national job searches; search by region or by practice area.

Law firm search engine and online directory. Site allows students to research, access and compare the capabilities and resources of 300 largest US law firms, especially during the fall recruiting season. With their Attorney Search feature, users can find biographies and other information on the more than 100,000 attorneys at these firms.

Member services provide resources for a job search including career counseling and a legal-employer database.

An amazing career resource. Contains hot topics, job listings, on-line resume builder, and much more.

Site with links to news, statistics, directories, fun facts and all kinds of information you didn't know you were looking for until you logged on. Includes searchable dictionary, thesaurus, encyclopedia, almanac and Bartlett's quotations.

A comprehensive site with links for courts, statutes, law schools and libraries, CLE and ethics information and more.