KS @ Harvard University
YOU ARE HERE.
You're about to graduate. You're looking for a firm with which to start your career.
We're looking for you.
At Kilpatrick Stockton, new attorneys are valued attorneys. Here, your first year won't be spent buried in document review, or locked in a windowless file room. True, everyone pays their dues, but from the start, young recruits at our firm are treated as valued advocates and are encouraged early on to assume substantial responsibility, whether working as individuals or as a member of a team.
We know there are a lot of law firms vying for your attention. We also know that you have questions. Lots of questions. We've got answers. And beyond those answers, a great place to start your career in law. Get in touch you're your KS Recruiter for more information. Check out the rest of the KS Recruits site to learn more. And don't forget to stop at the OCI DATES section under OBITER DICTUM to check when we'll be coming to your school.
THEY WERE THERE.
Joe Beck, KS Partner, Atlanta, GA
1968 Harvard Law School Graduate
"In my Contracts class, Professor Clark Byse was ridiculing a student who volunteered that a suit for breach of contract should have been brought in tort for malpractice. Byse said to the student, 'You haven't even had negligence yet in your torts class, and you know nothing about the standard of care. You aren't a doctor!' to which the student, a recent grad of Columbia Medical School replied, 'Oh, yes I am!' The story became somewhat of a legend."
Susan Cahoon, KS Partner, Atlanta, GA
1971 Harvard Law School Graduate
"I lived in Wyeth Hall all three years. I often grabbed a sandwich across Everrett Street at Bence's Pharmacy, as did a lot of other students. But my real 'hang-out' location was a house on Trowbridge Street. We used to say that half the stars of the recent college debate world would be wiped out if that house burned down."