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Ready.Set.Practice. Mentee Application Form

Thank you for your interest in the Ready.Set.Practice. Mentoring Program! Through this program, you will develop a professional mentoring relationship with an experienced Wisconsin attorney dedicated to mentoring you on the practical aspects of practicing law.

The Ready.Set.Practice. Mentoring Program is designed to assist you by:

  • Introducing you to the legal community;
  • Providing valuable assistance in making the transition from law school to legal practice;
  • Offering the opportunity to learn practical skills needed for the practice of law;
  • Matching you with an experienced lawyer to turn to with procedural or ethical questions;
  • Enhancing your competence, reputation, and professionalism; and
  • Expanding your personal network and increasing career satisfaction.

Please submit this application form by October 15, 2024.​

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Section I. Basic Information
*Name:
*What are your pronouns? This helps us understand the best way to address you:
*State Bar of Wisconsin ID:
*Current Employer:
*Address 1:
Address 2:
*City:
*State:
*Zip:
*County:
*Phone:
*Email Address:

Check here if we may use e-mail as our primary means of communication with you.
Other jurisdictions where you are licensed:
Section II. Career Involvement
*What are your practice area(s)/desired practice area(s)?
*How many years have you been practicing?
Section III. Program Needs/Desires
*Why do you want to be a part of the Ready.Set.Practice. Mentor Program?
*What are your career goals and how does this program fit into achieving those goals?
What are you looking for in a mentor? While we will certainly take your priorities into consideration, we may also recommend a mentor that we feel would be a good fit that may not fit your criteria provided.
I have malpractice insurance
Please carefully read the following requirements to be a mentee and the limitations of the Ready.Set.Practice. Mentoring Program:
  1. The following may participate as Mentees:
    1. Wisconsin licensed, active lawyers, who are living and practicing in the state of Wisconsin.
    2. If a lawyer serves as a judicial law clerk immediately following licensure, the lawyer may participate in the Ready.Set.Practice. Mentoring Program within two years of completing the clerkship(s). A lawyer serving as a judicial law clerk is not precluded from participating in a mentoring program while a judicial law clerk, although due to ethical restrictions, the law clerk’s mentor must be a judge on the same court as the law clerk’s judge.
  2. The Ready.Set.Practice. Mentor Program is a professional relationship. It does not contemplate and is not intended to create a formal association or attorney-client or work product relationship between the Mentee and the Mentor. Similarly, for Mentors and Mentees not of the same law firms or office, the Mentor program does not create an attorney-client relationship between the Mentor and the Mentee’s clients; Mentees must ultimately exercise their own independent professional judgment on behalf of their clients.
  3. Mentee agrees to participate in a training session to be familiar with all of the ethical implications involved with participating in the Ready.Set.Practice. Mentor Program. The training session will be available by webcast for convenience. Details will be provided to Mentee upon selection into the program.
By submitting this form I certify that I have read the foregoing requirements and limitations. I agree to and understand the terms, and I qualify to be a Mentee.
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