Title a lawyers guide to networking susan r sneider author sneider susan r author added corporate author center for professional development american bar association sponsoring body edition second edition description xviii 124 pages illustrations forms 23 cm isbn . As a law student its easy to think that networking is all about interacting with the lawyer or firm representative and inviting them to answer your questions but you should also be prepared to talk about yourself networking is essentially a conversation and a two way approach means you should make the most of the opportunity to talk about your interests and experiences and why youre interested in becoming a lawyer or applying to a particular employer graduate recruitment teams . Stanford libraries official online search tool for books media journals databases government documents and more. A new lawyers guide to networking june 17 2014 james raiswell in the early stages of their development its very important for young lawyers to build up their network of contacts within the firm and the buddy system is one important way they can do this says stitt our firm organizes quite a number of social events especially in the summer where young lawyers can meet