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A Stratford, Connecticut legal practice is looking to make a few bucks.
On Craigslist - which you can read here - it has posted an ad stating that for a fee it is willing to allow new JDs, including those not yet admitted to the bar, to shadow them in order to learn how to practice law.
This is even worse than an unpaid internship in that a fee isn't required from the intern to gain the experience.
Will this kind of revenue producer be censured by the state bar association?
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