Law Offices of Chamlin, Rosen, Uliano, and Witherington
Overview
The Law Offices of Chamlin, Uliano, and Walsh in West Long Branch, NJ is a group law practice. The office is a full-service firm that handles both civil and criminal cases including personal injury law, criminal defense, and family law and divorce.
Learn more at
http://www.chamlin-rosen.com/
Duties
- legal research
- observe and summarize depositions
- observe client meetings and court proceedings
- administrative tasks
Requirements
Not available
How to Apply
Contact the office at 732-440-3950
Contact Information
Chamlin, Uliano, and Walsh
268 Norwood Ave
West Long Branch, NJ 07764
732-440-3950
Student Feedback
My days spent at law firm of Chamlin, Rosen, Uliano & Witherington included me
reading and drafting memos on depositions, conducting research into legal cases, observing
police videos, reviewing documents and reports. I attended to the little details that my supervisor
may have not noticed and made his job easier by heavy readings and writing up quick
summaries. At my site, I learned to be more assertive and work more effectively. I also learned
how to pay attention to unusual behavior being exhibited by clients in depositions. My writing
also improved because I had to write more professionally in reports, memos, and summaries. The
most enjoyable thing about this position was attending court and being able to read about all of
the cases my supervisor worked on previously or currently.
I feel the type of student that would be the best for this site is someone that always
aspired of being a lawyer or is on the fence about it. I benefitted from this firm because I was
curious about everything and my supervisor noticed my interest and did his best to give work
that I would learn something from. A student who has the same goals as I did would do well
here. It is all about being invested in the work of the firm to get the best experience. This
internship would not be for someone who has no interest in law but even having the slightest
interest would be better than nothing. For students that do not know where to apply, I would say
to try something that you always wanted to gain exposure to but never have. You will end up
having one of the most memorable internships like I have.
~Selena Harrichand, Spring '19
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