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Scott was interested in business law and legal writing at UC Hastings. He excelled and favored courses such as Business Associations, Contracts, and Legal Research and Writing. Scott worked as a Teaching Assistant for Legal Research and Writing 2, where he guided first-year law students in drafting Supreme Court Briefs and participating in Moot Court Oral Arguments. He also worked at a start-up where he helped to provide contract services for newly formed companies.
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Scott was interested in business law and legal writing at UC Hastings. He excelled and favored courses such as Business Associations, Contracts, and Legal Research and Writing. Scott worked as a Teaching Assistant for Legal Research and Writing 2, where he guided first-year law students in drafting Supreme Court Briefs and participating in Moot Court Oral Arguments. He also worked at a start-up where he helped to provide contract services for newly formed companies.
This is not my first week, but it is the first week that I am submitting a journal entry. The past 5 weeks have been interesting and eye-opening. First, it’s interesting to have gone through the last 5 weeks completely remote. I have worked at firms in person and I would have been very surprised to hear that a law firm was able to function totally remotely. This firm makes it work. Although I haven’t met anyone in person, I feel like I have been able to develop relationships with many of my co-workers. There are times where I wish I could walk over to someone’s cubicle or office and ask a question or talk about a matter, but people are responsive on slack and answer their phones.
I have been working on a wide variety of topics since I’ve been here. I have drafted shareholder agreements, stock purchase agreements, board meeting notices, and even drafted some pre-litigation letters. When I interviewed for this job they said that the firm services “from the cradle to the grave” and they were not lying. I have become responsible for formation and have been tasked on correspondence letters between disputing parties. I am currently working with the CEO of a very successful and fast-growing startup to ensure all of their past corporate actions have been authorized by their board and are all compliant with their governing documents. I have learned a lot from this particular client because I have been given a lot of responsibility for the legal side of their business
Some advice I’d give to new clerks is to communicate with both team members and clients. I am still trying to get comfortable with this, but it is crucial that you let people know when you are confused or when you need something from them. There have been multiple times since I’ve started where I’ve been unsure about communicating my confusion to a team member and the client did not get their deliverables on time. As long as you think through your assignment, and give your questions or concerns significant thought, it is never a bad thing to ask for help.
This week I was able to experience my first board meeting with a start-up CEO and an investor board member. Beyond the formalities of the meeting, I was able to watch how Feras conducted a client meeting and help a client plan for the future. I was also able to speak directly to Feras after the meeting to discuss how I should conduct those types of meetings and provide value to the client.
I spent a lot of time this week working for a specific client that had requested several different deliverables and I had to use some problem-solving skills to determine the best way to fulfill their requests. Many of the deliverables were types of agreements that I had never drafted or seen before so I had to ask for help and work efficiently to finish the work on time while still getting the client what they needed.
While doing the client work, I was also assigned to work on intake forms for the firm to make it easier for us and the client to go through the formation process. I enjoyed working on the intake forms because I was able to use the knowledge I had gained in law school business association courses. Although I still needed to conduct some extra research to trigger my memory, it was a nice feeling to be able to use the knowledge I acquired before coming to the firm.
This week I was able to do a lot more independent drafting and I am noticing that I am more and more capable of putting together usable first drafts that help to get deliverables out quicker. I am still learning to work with others to get work done faster, and I know the firm is trying to become more efficient as well. I am excited by the product our team can put together when we are able to work together. Additionally, when I am able to discuss certain deliverables with other attorneys or staff, I feel as though I am learning a lot faster than when I spin tires by myself.
I was really excited by the opportunity to sit in on a strategy meeting between Feras and one of our retained clients. I have sat in on a few meetings with our attorneys for specific agreements or governance, but this meeting was the first time I was able to watch Feras have a “big picture” meeting with a client that I believe will help the client improve their business. The meeting gave me motivation to learn more about clients beyond their immediate legal needs, so I can eventually provide robust business/legal advice.