Law Practice
Apr. 18, 2009
Law Schools Are Trying to Soften the Blow to Departing Grads
Top law schools, recognizing their fledgling attorneys might have trouble leaving the nest, have begun establishing academic and financial assistance programs for graduating students who have had their start dates at law firms pushed back.
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - Top law schools, recognizing their fledgling attorneys might have trouble leaving the nest, have begun establishing academic and financial assistance programs for graduating students who have had their start dates at law firms pushed back. The efforts address concerns - health insurance, student loan debt and dwindling professional opportunities - that weigh heavily on students' minds as th...
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