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Mr. Paul Tully--Corporate Law Mr.tully is a patent agent. He couldnt afford to go to law school even though he got a masters and ph in organic chemistry. Once he gradutated he got a job in a lab. While working their he went to law school part time at night. After he got his degree he became a attorney at his chemcial company. He later left the company towork in a law firm where he practiced patent law. He worked their for 10years. He stops people from infringing from practiceing your invention. When you go to law school it teaches you all law

Mr. Paul Tully is a patent agent and is a successful man as well. He has a background in organic chemistry and a law degree which helps hiim get a job and since his work is specialized he gets a job easier. He also told us that if your job is unique, the better chance that you will get a better job and higher pay. http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/supreme-court-protects-generic-drug-makers-from-being-sued-for-lack-of-warning/2011/06/23/AGPfB1hH_story.html

Ms. Leslie Donovan--Flexible use of a law degree

Mr. Larry Rivkin-- Estate Planning

Through Mr. Rivkin's stories and advice about estate planning, we have begun to consider the importance of estate planning. Thanks to Mr. Rivkin's moving experience with his client, Charlie, an entire class of prospective lawyers now understand the risks and rewards involved with choosing to be an estate planner.

Mr. Rivken lectured about the importance of planing ahead. He told us what his job was like, and how emotional it can be at times. He had intesting stories about his career and answered our questions very well. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2011/06/29/prweb8609279.DTL