Law Practice
Jan. 19, 2012
Reform group reports on law schools' employment data
Despite litigation and several years of controversy, law schools are still doing a poor job of reporting their graduates' success at obtaining legal jobs, a reform advocacy group said Tuesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
D espite litigation and several years of controversy, law schools are still doing a poor job of reporting graduates' success at obtaining legal jobs, a reform advocacy group said Tuesday.
In a report and online spreadsheet, the Law School Transparency group found only 26 percent of schools currently disclose how many of their 2010 graduates are working in legal jobs. Only 1 percent report h...
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