Law Practice
Jun. 24, 2009
Law Schools Struggle to Place Their Graduates
Students may be gone for the summer, but law school officials aren't pulling out the sunscreen and beach umbrellas just yet.
By Sara Randazzo
Daily Journal Staff Writer Students may be gone for the summer, but law school officials aren't pulling out the sunscreen and beach umbrellas just yet. Instead, legal institutions across the state are ramping up efforts to make sure students who leave their storied halls have a job offer to go with that J.D. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the legal sector has lost 30,000 jobs since the recession began in December 200...
Daily Journal Staff Writer Students may be gone for the summer, but law school officials aren't pulling out the sunscreen and beach umbrellas just yet. Instead, legal institutions across the state are ramping up efforts to make sure students who leave their storied halls have a job offer to go with that J.D. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the legal sector has lost 30,000 jobs since the recession began in December 200...
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