What is an outstanding legal firm in the USA?
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Reed, Smith, Shaw, MClay
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Hi,\n\nI did a google search for this Law firm and I got your question as on of my search results. I don't think Bud and Grant LLF exists, I've been getting emails from them claiming that I have some money in some account, and I would assume that you have been getting them too. They've emailed me several times already (to make it seem like its not scam and that they are for real), but I just think if they had some credibility, I should be able to google them and find some information on their company. However if you do find some information about this please share. \n\nThanks and good luck
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Become a partner of a law firm.
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Go to handelonthelaw.com.  You can find lawyers there.
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If you want a law degree that will actually allow you to practice law in the United States, you should look solely at ABA law schools. \nHere in the States, actually practicing law requires that you take (and pass) a 'bar exam' after completing law school (you actually take a portion of the exam while still in law school, but the big part is after). These exams are administered on a state level, so that if you want to practice law in California, you must pass the California bar exam. Some states have what is called reciprocity that makes it so states will accept a bar exam  score(or a certain amount of legal experience) from another state. You can find out about a state's reciprocity bydoing a quick search, or visiting the website for that state's bar assosciation. \nThe problem with non-ABA schools is that only two or three states will even allow you to take the bar exam unless you attend an ABA accredited law school. That said two of those states are California and Florida. You should look at the bar pass rates for the schools as well, since unless you pass the bar you can't practice law in the states.\nIf you do end up having to take the LSAT I have heaps of advice on that (I scored in the 99.9th percentile).\nyoungnedofthehill@yahoo.com
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A good lawyer and a law suite.
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Go to www.martindale.com and do a search for estate planning lawyers in your area.  Find only those with A/V ratings.  \n\nFrom there, check their listing on the California Bar website at www.calbar.ca.gov.  On the right hand side, you'll see a link for "check an attorney's bar membership record."  Form there you can see if they have a legal specialty in estate planning and whether they've ever been disciplined.\n\nWhen you find one that is both A/V rated and has a legal specialty in estate planning, give them a call and ask for a free consultation.
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Get a Web Page and a Domain name; they are inexpensive. Describe yourself in a bio with your areas of spoecialty. Pick a Speciality area/matters that you truly specialize in, in the state you have your JD.  Get an on-line payment form established with Visa, MC or Paypal.  "family-related matters" is too general-divorce? probate?  Look up areas where there seem to be a lot of folks listed, and there is the money/demand.  I used an online directory recently to obtain legal advice (at least I assumed it was!) for $50.00 for 15 minutes on a specific matter; unlawful detainer.\n\nGet listed on the Search engines-a good domain register company can do that for you for a small fee.\n\nYou can also try to get listed in existing online attorney referral agencies to the same end.\n\nGet affiliate partners in law that are currently on the net.\n\nNow, for all this marketing advice, what area do specialize in that maybe I could get a few minutes of advice about?
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I presume you're expressing an interest in corporate law because you'd like to work for one of the largest, highest paying law firms in the country.  Frankly, the only reason these firms pay $125,000 a year to newly-minted lawyers is because they're expected to often work over 100 hours per week and put up with abuse that would never be tolerated by a lesser-paid person.\n\nBut if this is what you want, there's only one way to get it.  And that is to get admitted into the most prestigious law school that will accept you.  The large, corporate law firms receive over 10,000 resumes each year.  Recruiters don't have time to peruse all of your qualifications; so they first look for a reason NOT to hire you.  And the first thing they'll look at is where you got your degree from.  If it didn't come from a top-15 or top-20 law school (as defined each year by US News & World Report), you'll get nothing except a polite rejection letter.  Generally speaking, the only exceptions are if you've got an inside connection with someone at the firm (friend, family, etc.), or if you're politically connected.\n\nMy advice is to apply several (if not all) of the top-20 law schools and hope that one of them admits you.  If you get admitted by more than one school, then you have the luxury of being more selective.\n\nIf you truly possess the credentials to become admitted to Yale, then you are also qualified for admission into Harvard.  Yale is traditionally regarded as more laid back, philosophical and academic-oriented; a much higher percentage of Yale Law School graduates go into judicial clerkships, academia, and government positions than graduates of Harvard.  Harvard, on the other hand, has a reputation for admitting students that are much more competitive and offers a stronger emphasis on real-world applications.  A much higher percentage of HLS graduates go to work for corporate law firms than YLS grads.\n\nA search of the biggest firms at www.martindale.com will reveal that almost all of the attorneys in large, corporate firms graduated from law schools ranked in the U.S. News top 20.  So if this is truly your goal, then that is where you should start.\n\nGood luck.
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The National Law College, Bangalore, India, is the best our country offers.\n\nIt is also listed in the best 50 around the globe.
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I googled this:\n\n\nhttp://usmilitary.about.com/cs/generalinfo/ht/dischargeupgrad.htm\n\n\nThe article mentions hiring an experienced attorney.
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The classic legal reference site is www.martindale.com.  It has most legitimate lawyers in the country listed.
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Hire one of those firms that find people. The one I found below is located out of CA!
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The best is Delaware by far, followed by Nevada and Wyoming. \ngo to this site http://www.thecompanycorporation.com for further advice.
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MY BOSS IS WONDERFUL, THIS IS THE FIRST LAW FIRM, That I ever worked for where the people are nice and considerate.All the other firms where uptight and snoody.
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Every law in the books since Erie Railroad vs. Thomkins 1938\nCorporation United States is a business
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Try this link to Texas based V.C. firms.\n\nhttp://www.gaebler.com/Texas-venture-capital-firms.htm