Loyola New-Orleans anyone?

[thelawfool]

just curious about the civil law aspect of it all.  does that mean you couldn't go back to GA and practice law?  i just don't want to be limited.  i plan to transfer to a FL school after 2 years and i don't want most of my credits to be wasted...

[jacqkeen]

I live in the New Orleans area and will be starting the evening program this Fall as well.
I'm a fool and will be working full time and then going to school in the evening.  One good thing is that I work at the Jones Walker law firm so I think I should have some good resources at my disposal besides just the school library, Lexis, and Westlaw.   

[Oneof2]

I feel like I've been away from LSD for too long.  I dont have internet in my apartment yet so I have to go to a coffee shop to check email and whatnot.  Bleh!  I'll get all set up soon enough. 

When are we all getting together?  Devil Dawg?  Wildmuth?  Someone make the plans!

Wildmuth, I like the places you mentioned.  St. Joes is walking distance from my place, which is always nice, but the Balcony is really fun too. I'm game for anything. 
 

[be10dwn]

just curious about the civil law aspect of it all.  does that mean you couldn't go back to GA and practice law?  i just don't want to be limited.  i plan to transfer to a FL school after 2 years and i don't want most of my credits to be wasted...

They also have a common law division.  Which one did you apply to?  I was accepted to the common law day division but decided not to go there at the last minute when I got in to Arkansas.  There shouldn't be a problem going out of LA to get a job.  The alumni system at Loyola is great.  That was the thing I think I admired most about the school.

[ssteinmetz]

Well, I'm going to the Part Time Program as well.  I work for a local law firm, but it is not the big Jones Walker like you, although one of the partners worked for Jones Walker a few years ago.  Anyway, we have what, a few more days, and then things start up.  It will be interesting to meet different people from here, who may be in the same shoes as we are.