Law School Connect (LSC), a civic interviewing arrangement for law schools, law firms, acknowledged non-profits and judges, today announces the availability of videoconferencing adequacy in added than fifty law schools above the nation, acceptance recruiters to accommodated with candidates for adjustment opportunities while utilizing technology already accessible in their office, to save time and money – all while accepting environmentally responsible.
Along with law schools and law firms, the Law School Connect videoconferencing arrangement is accessible to board for administrative clerkship interviews, and acknowledged non-profits. The aggregation provides law schools with videoconferencing equipment, associates and abstruse support, which in about-face allows law firms to advance videoconferencing technology that they already accept aural their close to ability able candidates.
“In the past, law firms would forward a amount of recruiters to a law academy to appearance their abutment and absorption in their academy and their student-base,” declared Professor Fredric Lederer, Chancellor Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Legal and Court Technology (CLCT). “However, the accretion affair for the ambiance and extenuative activity is important to abounding law firms and acceptance – which is why videoconferencing a aboriginal account provides both parties with the advice they need, while catastrophe causeless travel.”
Legal recruiters application the Law School Connect videoconferencing arrangement will:
• Augment the absolute recruiting process
• Provide acceptance to able candidates and alumni at added than fifty of the nations top law schools
• Allow recruiters to acknowledge to staffing needs added quickly
• Result in added opportunities and assortment in recruiting
• Jump alpha OCI by pre-screening interviews
• Decrease costs and abate hassles associated with time and travel
“Videoconferencing is a abundant way for recruiters and acceptance to affix after accepting to biking to altered locations,” declared Diane Hayes, Executive Director of Law School Connect. “With the technology that is already in abode in a lot of law firms and with the videoconferencing accessories we accept installed aural the law schools, affairs that already appropriate travel, time and money can now be done calmly and with a abundant abate carbon footprint.”
About Courtroom Connect
Courtroom Connect is the arch provider of beat advice casework to the acknowledged industry including law firms, cloister reporters, action abutment firms, courts, and jurors. Their artefact alms includes Internet, videoconferencing, and alive articles for the appointment on a abiding basis, as able-bodied as on a acting base for acknowledged contest such as trials, board research, war rooms, and presentations. Also, Courtroom Connect has three videoconference networks: over 250 accessible videoconference apartment common accessible for rent, a law academy arrangement for acknowledged recruiting, and videoconferencing accessories at adjudication facilities, such as American Arbitration Association. For added advice about Courtroom Connect and its artefact offerings, amuse alarm 877.838.9067 or acceptance the aggregation online at www.courtroomconnect.com.
About The Center for Legal and Court Technology (Formerly, The Courtroom 21 Project)
Founded as the Courtroom 21 Project in 1993, the Center for Legal and Court Technology (CLCT) is amid at William & Mary’s School of Law. CLCT, a collective adventure of the law academy and the National Center for State Courts, seeks “to advance the world’s acknowledged systems through the adapted use of technology.” By consistently appetite to accomplish this end, CLCT has become the apple baton in empiric and acknowledged analysis in attorneys technology and boasts, in the McGlothlin Courtroom, the world’s a lot of technologically beat balloon and appellate courtroom.
Contacts:
Law School Connect
Diane W. Hayes
757-356-1112
dwhaye@wm.edu
Courtroom Connect
Grover Mundell
(404) 935-0314
gmundell@courtroomconnect.com
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