Discussing Live: Examining the Summer Internship Program at WilmerHale Law Firm
In a recent live recording of the podcast In the Public Interest, partners Drew Dulberg, Tiffany J. Smith, and Nana Wilberforce shared their experiences and insights about a law firm's summer associate program, providing a valuable perspective for law students and early-career attorneys[1]. The podcast, co-hosted by Felicia Ellsworth and Michael Dawson, attracted over 100 summer associates from offices across the country to participate[1].
The conversation focused on giving law students a realistic preview of firm life, emphasizing the value of hands-on experience and mentorship in shaping future legal careers[1]. Drew Dulberg and Nana Wilberforce discussed the immersive nature of the program, highlighting how it allows students to engage in substantive legal work and tackle challenging public interest issues[1]. Tiffany J. Smith also contributed to the discussion, offering perspectives on career development and navigating the legal profession, although specific details of her advice were not fully summarized in the available search content[1].
The partners' experiences and lessons learned as summer associates have significantly shaped their careers. They shared insights about their time in the program, offering an inside look into what a summer at the firm is like for those participating in the program[1].
For those interested in learning more about the Firm's Summer Program, further information is available. Additionally, an Alumni Center Network is open for those who have completed the program to join and stay connected[1].
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- The partners' discussion on the podcast underlines the importance of hands-on experience and mentorship in law students' education-and-self-development, shaping their future careers.
- Tiffany J. Smith, one of the partners, focused on career development, offering perspectives on navigating the legal profession and providing valuable advice for early-career attorneys.
