By Susan McRae
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA MONICA - Scott B. Rapkin graduated from law school in 2008, when new lawyers seeking jobs in the legal profession were being dubbed the lost generation because of the dismal job market.
Big law was imploding, and funding for public interest work, an area that held particular appeal for him, was quickly drying up.
Coincidentally, at about that same time, Rapkin's ...
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