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Why join Legal Summer.com?
- You save time! We have built this system to do just that. We have been there and understand that it takes a lot of time to sit down and conduct your own research and then construct personalized emails to each legal employer. By joining the LS Network, you have access to information, save time, be searchable by employers while providing you an early application advantage.
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How does it work?
- You create a profile; upload your resume and/or additional documents. You can then search for employers based on different search criteria. After you filter your results, you can create your own personalized cover letter; select a resume to be sent with it, and voila. It’s easy!
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How much does this cost?
- Is it FREE to join the network. We also offer a premium membership which provides members with unlimited search options, and application credits which count towards each application you send out. When it comes down it, we are cheaper than stamps. You will find out what we mean.
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Do you recruit for any particular firms/corporations?
- Legal Summer, LLC is not an employment agency and does not recruit for any law firm or corporation. We exist independently which allows you to have access to a myriad of opportunities typically unavailable in such agencies.
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Can I submit information about opportunities that I do not see on the website?
- Yes! Please use the contact us feature and we would gladly be willing to work with you.
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Do you write or review cover letters and/or resumes?
- No. Legal Summer does not create and review cover letters for job seekers. We will provide samples in the system to highlight how the system works.
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When recruiters receive the email, whose email do they see?
- Our state-of-the-art technology allows you to send emails to employers with your own specified email address. This allows them to respond directly to you.
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Is this system open to lawyers?
- Yes. While we create this system specifically for law students, the network can provide benefits to all job seekers in the legal community.
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