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in respone to last two: (1) went to U of Pitt law school Tier 1 and ranked 50 out of like 200 (so not "bumblefuck" but not Yale either). (2) Rather than just geographic region Id rather just work in the industry . . . thats the real draw, I mean if it were in VT or even at Snowshoe or something...

UPDATE: I talked with a couple guys, still not finding too much. Still open to ideas or anyone's recommendations on who to talk to. THANKS

Yo, I vouch for Vince. I bought the 1080s, he got them to me in great shape.

np man

Develop, I agree with you, a formula can be patented since patents can protect "processes," but a formula is best suited for trade secret protection. To receive trade mark protection for the formula, since the company’s shaving formula is easily considered “commercially valuable,� the key...

Hey bro, im pretty much a generalist at my firm right now, I do litigation, but also draft/amend contract language, liability advising etc. My background from school is mostly in business stuff, like business organizations and formation, tax, intellectual property, corporate finance and...

*bump* any other advice out there?

Evan Dybvig (former olympic mogul skier) is the guy that bought Whaleback. Anyone know him or how to contact him? Thanks

I agree with you, but I'm just trying to get my foot in the door in the industry. At the same time though, with my law school and college loans, I can't really rationally start at too too low below what my current firm pays me. PS: for those of you who don't know my story, Im a newbie park...

Exactly bro, Intrawest Corp Counsel would be a dream job....I've contacted their top brass personally, as well as applied to several other jobs (albiet non legal), but nothing yet.

Appreciate it

Yea, im def not just starting out, I've been in contact with resorts and some other larger companies for months, but haven't gotten very far. I will look into new companies, I think thats a good idea...do you have any you had in mind? Thanks much.

thanks, appreciate all the advice

I’m 24, and a newly-anointed attorney. Great knowledge of business/taxes/liability issues/E-commerce and internet law. I work for a big firm in Pittsburgh right now. It’s decent there, but I'm looking for ANY WAY I can partner with a shop, resort, or other ski/snowboarding industry...

ur missing my point. Im not considering going there to ski, its if I go there, can I ski "adequately"? This is from a guy who currently skis at 7 springs in SWPA.

Need help: Im looking into a job in Holland MI. I know they get decent snow, but isnt much elevation around. I did see a few areas, like Pando. Could anyone give me some info on how decent the skiing/snowboarding is around this are, or just living for that matter. thx

dunno, im a member of snowboard"ing".com though

NICE! thats a good one, I hadn't been there

Im a lifetime snowboarder, but a newbie skiier, this site is great for my new passion, but is there anything similar for snowboarding anyone knows of? I have yet to find a snowboarding forum that didnt suck. thx

Hi. Im a snowboarder who wants to get into skiing as well. 5-7 150lbs. Im looking for skis that I can use mainly in the park but freeride as well, preferrably twin tips. I also know I want shorter skis, but Im not sure what is wayyyyy to short and what is ideal....i was thinking 150-160. Lastly...