When I was first laid off, I had the idea of writing this post. Then I thought, “surely people would think all of these were dumb and unhelpful.” I’m not saying I’ve necessarily changed my mind on that thought, but I figured I might as well go ahead and publish this anyway. Then I started [...]
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The Butler Hill Group has an immediate need for data annotators to review and evaluate internet search results based on specific search terms and provide either a favorable or unfavorable rating depending on the relevance of the result to the search term. The evaluation work is done according to specific guidelines using an automated tool. [...]
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The Foreign Law Specialist is responsible for providing advice and assistance on foreign legal issues, questions, or situations related to the countries of assigned jurisdiction to the United States Congress, Executive Branch Agencies, the Judiciary, and other constituencies, including the general public. In that capacity, the Specialist conducts legal research and analysis and prepares or [...]
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North Carolina Central University School of Law is conducting a national search for an experienced law librarian to serve as Director of its Law Library. The person selected for this position will be responsible for the management, initiation and implementation of library operations, programs and services, including budgeting, selection and supervision of library personnel, collection [...]
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The Georgetown University Law Center is currently collecting materials in a variety of formats for the purpose of writing and publishing a biography of a federal court judge. The Legal Biography Project Archivist will be responsible for the organization, preservation and management of the materials forming this collection. Under the direct supervision of the Special [...]
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