Dear Geri,

Although I am not an attorney , I was quiet intrigued with your advertisement. I am a professional interior designer with 20 years of experience that includes museum design. As an alumni of the Smithsonian Institution, I worked on the renovation and expansion of the Freer Gallery of Art. Currently I am considering expanding my career to the area of law for art, design, historic preservation, land planning/real estate, museums and non-profits. If I may impose....I would be very interested in what are the important issues for this client. Is there a certain law school they prefer for this type of specialty? Is there certain experience they like to see on a resume? Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. It is a big commitment in time and money. Therefore, I am trying to do lots of research. Thanks!

Warmest regards,

Denise Cavin

>From: Geri Thomas <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: Museum discussion list <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Employment Opportunity - Please Post
>Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 15:53:39 -0400
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>THOMAS & ASSOCIATES, INC.
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>EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES - PLEASE POST
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>Please fax cover letter and resume to Geri Thomas at
>212.625.2514
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>Thomas & Associates, Inc., 244 Madison Avenue #300,
>New York, NY 10016
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>Lawyer
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>Small law firm seeks Associate in exclusively art-related practice.
>Candidate must demonstrate commitment to art field and specifically art law.
>4-5 years of litigation experience in a large law firm and familiarity with
>the contemporary arts world required. $80-100k. Applicants should submit
>cover letter and resume through www.artstaffing.com as Word attachment only
>or fax to 212.625.2514.
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> 244 Madison Avenue #300
>New York, New York 10016
>Phone: 212.625.2011
>Fax: 212.625.2514
>www.artstaffing.com
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