I was able to work closely with partners and counsel on several sophisticated matters. I enjoyed the opportunity to work with and learn from such seasoned attorneys.

—Gabe Gershowitz Previous Summer Associate

Nine weeks ago, we walked through Bilzin Sumberg’s doors eager to learn what it meant to practice law at one of South Florida’s leading firms. Since then, we’ve had the opportunity to work on challenging assignments, learn from exceptional attorneys, and build relationships with people who have made this summer as rewarding personally as it

I was very involved in the summer program at my former accounting firm. I assigned work, gave evaluations, and led tax preparation trainings for interns in different practice groups. Just last year I was a tax professional mentoring others; now I am a student being mentored.

Having been on the other side of things, I

I still remember walking into the office on my first day, pen and paper in hand, ready to soak up all the information I could. Now, somehow, I’m sitting down to write my final blog post of the summer. Eight of our nine weeks have already gone by. Where did the time go?

Looking back

When most people think of the Miami Dolphins, they probably picture touchdowns, packed stadiums, and Sundays during football season. What they don’t usually picture? Lawyers.

One of the highlights of our summer was getting a behind-the-scenes tour of the Miami Dolphins Training Facility, where we had the opportunity to meet with the team’s General Counsel

At Bilzin Sumberg, between the substantive assignments, attorney tag-alongs, and packed calendar of firm events, one unwritten rule quietly reigns supreme: lunch.

While nobody will hand you a checklist or mandate it, the firm advocates for summer associates to grab lunch with as many attorneys as possible throughout the program. With two-thirds of the