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New England / Re: Thinking of NESL (IP law) need your opinion« on: November 20, 2008, 10:15:10 PM »
I do want to settle near the Boston area, so it seems that NESL may be a good choice. I might work for a boutique firm for a few years after graduating, lets see how that works out. The only reason I would want to move out of Massachusetts is I could work for the USPTO or any Federal jobs.
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New England / Re: Thinking of NESL (IP law) need your opinion« on: November 19, 2008, 04:40:49 PM »
Thanks for your all your input.
Planning to go part time in the Boston area, I do not have much choice, its either NESL or Suffolk Law(tier 2 I believe?). I am planning to go to NESL for 2yrs (of evening classes) then transfer to Suffolk Law (Suffolk is a bit expensive). Figured when I join my new job in Boston, I will get to know the legal department and get their input. If IP doesn't pan out, I will move onto regulatory affairs, and a law degree should be useful dealing with various health agencies. 13
New England / Thinking of NESL (IP law) need your opinion« on: November 18, 2008, 08:49:09 PM »
Hi Guys,
I am thinking of going to law school at night to work on my JD. My interest are in IP/Govt. Regulations. I have a B.S. in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering and a PhD in Chemistry. For the last 4 years I have been working for a large pharma in NJ, looking at rules and regulations governing drug development. Now I am planning to move to a smaller company close to Boston, and attend New England School of Law. Do you know what my legal employment prospects will be like once I graduate? I have no desire to work for a top notch law firm (or any law firm for that matter). I am considering working for biotech companies in legal division. With great law schools abound in the Boston area, how will I fare going to New England School of Law? I am not looking to earn top $$$, but recive a fair compensation after I graduate. I will be getting pretty well compensated + tuition reimbursements by going to school at night, so I will not be too much in debt. Do you guys have any suggestion, opinions? Any help would be greatly appreciated. 14
Non-Traditional Students / Considering a part time JD in Boston area NESL (degree in ChemEng and Chem)« on: November 15, 2008, 11:14:01 AM »
Hi Guys,
I am thinking of going to law school at night to work on my JD. My interest are in IP/Govt. Regulations. I have a B.S. in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering and a PhD in Chemistry. For the last 4 years I have been working for a large pharma in NJ, looking at rules and regulations governing drug development. Now I am planning to move to a smaller company close to Boston, and attend New England School of Law. Do you know what my legal employment prospects will be like once I graduate? I have no desire to work for a top notch law firm (or any law firm for that matter). I am considering working for biotech companies in legal division. With great law schools abound in the Boston area, how will I fare going to New England School of Law? I am not looking to earn top $$$, but recive a fair compensation after I graduate. I will be getting pretty well compensated + tuition reimbursements by going to school at night, so I will not be too much in debt. Do you guys have any suggestion, opinions? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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