Got selected to two Law Review, need help choosing.

[Corporate Thug]

Which one should i join?

 

[DevilsAdvocate]

Which one is more prestigious at your school? Which one interests you the most?

 

[Corporate Thug]

Same level of prestige from what i understand. I have very little background on either but i think i like entertainment law better.

 

[chusteczka]

Entertainment law could work with intellectual property and copyrights while international law becomes political. Choose the one that interests you more.

 

[herkulease]

choose the one that will help you more in your career.

 

[aphex]

"Got selected to two Law Review"

Is that proper english?

 

[shopbruin]

1. choose the most prestigious one.
2. if equally prestigious (since it seems like these are the "other" journals) pick the one you'd actually like to be on.

 

[Playmaker]

School?

 

[Corporate Thug]

Originally posted by: aphex
"Got selected to two Law Review"

Is that proper english?

all the proper english was used up on the memo

 

[Corporate Thug]

Originally posted by: Playmaker
School?

University of California - Hastings Law

 

[Don Vito Corleone]

I was on Comm/Ent at Hastings. Frankly neither Comm/Ent nor HICLR is considered one of the top couple of journals, but either could potentially add some whammy to your resume. Comm/Ent's advisory board contains (or at least used to contain) some fairly heavy hitters in the Silicon Valley legal community, which could come in handy. I personally never took advantage of that, however, and I suspect HICLR might sound more impressive to some prospective employers. Ultimately I'd say the difference is sufficiently trivial that you should do whichever one sounds more interesting.

 

[Corporate Thug]

Originally posted by: DonVito
I was on Comm/Ent at Hastings. Frankly neither Comm/Ent nor HICLR is considered one of the top couple of journals, but either could potentially add some whammy to your resume. Comm/Ent's advisory board contains (or at least used to contain) some fairly heavy hitters in the Silicon Valley legal community, which could come in handy. I personally never took advantage of that, however, and I suspect HICLR might sound more impressive to some prospective employers. Ultimately I'd say the difference is sufficiently trivial that you should do whichever one sounds more interesting.

thanx a lot. Good info here.

 

[Don Vito Corleone]

Originally posted by: Corporate Thug

thanx a lot. Good info here.

Feel free to send me your T43 as a reward! It would probably be nicer than the NEC 486-50 I used when I was at Hastings.