Law Links
Dr. Tom O'Connors' Amazing Job Search Site
Scroll the entire page - you'll miss a lot if you don't. Point and click your way to an exciting, rewarding career. Browse job listings. Post resumes. Compare salaries. Fill out prescreening questionnaires. Take practice exams. You can do about anything online today except send your hologram to work.Mega-Guide to Law and Law Schools
Dr. Tom O'Connors keeps this site up to date and useful. You'll find information on how to apply to law school, links to useful resources, and lots of interesting reading. I can't keep up with this guy!
Law Research
There's almost too much at this site to even try to summarize it. Links are provided to international laws, United States laws, and a law search engine is provided. In addition, you can search the web by "type" of law (constitutional, bankruptcy, advertising, criminal, and many more).Law Schools
The nation's law schools by name and linked to their respective home pages on the Web plus keyword search capabilities.Internet Legal Resources
Here you will find a legal subject index, lists of law schools, law student resources, legal publishers, library information, news and reference materials, law reviews, names of legal associations and organizations, government resources, foreign and international resources, names of consultants and experts, law firms and lawyers, legal employment information, law cases and codes and more.
Missouri Works
This is a site often used by people seeking all kinds of employment in that state of Missouri. There is also a Missouri State Government Home Page link. Here's another good site for finding jobs in Missouri.
World Wide Web Virtual Law Library, The
Here's a great place to start searching for law-related information you may need to know. In addition to providing you with law search engines and a link to "Info on the WWW," this site provides for keyword searches (very handy!) and includes a menu of items such as Law Schools and Libraries, Law Firms, Law Journals on the WWW, Organizations, Foundations and Non-Profits and legal information on Administrative Law, Business and Commercial Law, Civil and Appellate procedure, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law and Evidence, Family Law and I am only in the "Fs"!.Occupational Outlook Handbook
See what the future holds in store for you should you choose a career in law. When you get to this site use the keyword search option to type in the kind of position you are seeking. You'll find information on demand for people for such positions, typical pay and other benefits, a glimpse into the future in terms of the job you are seeking (are more going to be needed, fewer, specialized training needed, etc.). This site is maintained by the U.S. Department of Labor.Careers | AdviseNet | CRM | Missouri State | E-mail Dr Carlie
