As David Shulick was an
active participant In the Temple Inn of Court, he garnered the same
benefits of mentorship, networking connections and more that are
offered by being involved with the American Inns of Court. Below is
an excerpt from the American Inns of Court’s website which explains
what they are all about and how they organize regional teams for
their nationwide organization:
“Membership is divided
into "pupillage teams," with each team consisting of a few
members from each membership category depending on the members' level
of experience. Each pupillage team conducts one program for the Inn
each year. Pupillage team members gather informally outside of
monthly meetings in groups of two or more. This allows the
less-experienced attorneys to become more effective advocates and
counselors by learning from the more-experienced attorneys and
judges.
In this collegial
environment, outside the courtroom and pressure of daily practice,
members discuss legal practice, principles, and methods.
Academicians, specialized practitioners, and complementing
generalists provide a mix of skill, theory, experience, and passion.
This fluid, side-by-side approach allows seasoned judges and
attorneys to help shape students and newer lawyers with practical
guidance in serving the law and seeking justice.”
David Shulick is now a
successful civic litigation attorney who now works in class action
suits, malpractice suits, fraud claims and other such matters on the
corporate scale.
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