Ep. 85: Legal Insights for the Next Generation

Legal Insights for the Next Generation | Family Law Now

Ep.85: This hour and fifteen minute informative presentation is aimed to inspire and empower young legal professionals. Russell Alexander is joined by family lawyers Michelle Mulchan and Stephanie Brooks, as well as law clerk, Courtney Derick, who share their professional insights from their experience in the legal field. This webinar is geared towards new and aspiring lawyers and law clerks looking to propel their legal knowledge and skillset.

This podcast episode is a recording of a Family Law Now LIVE Virtual Event.

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The release of this insightful recording provides aspiring legal professionals with invaluable knowledge and highlights broader support for law careers. Additionally, the following scholarship offers financial assistance to students committed to starting or advancing their legal education.

Russell Alexander Law Scholarship

The application deadline is only one month away! The recipient of the Russell Alexander Law Scholarship will receive up to $2,000 toward their tuition for their post-secondary education, in addition to a $500 bonus to help cover the cost of school supplies of their choice, such as technology, textbooks, notebooks, etc.

Eligibility Requirements:

Must be planning to attend college or university during the 2024 academic year
Students must have an average of 80% or higher
Must apply for the scholarship via website at https://www.russellalexander.com/russell-alexander-law-firm-scholarship/
In order to be eligible, students must upload their resume, transcript and an essay response to ONE of these questions:

1. Advocacy and Support: Share an example of how you advocated for or supported someone facing a difficult personal or legal challenge. What did you learn from this experience about empathy, justice, and community?
2. Ethical Dilemmas in Family Law: Describe an ethical dilemma that professionals in family law might face. How would you approach this dilemma, and what factors would you consider in making a decision?