Law Practice
May 19, 2010
Jobless Flock to Law Schools
Law school applications are shooting up nationally even as the legal services industry faces its toughest times in years and the job pool continues to shrink.
By Kari Hamanaka
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Law school applications are shooting up nationally even as the legal services industry faces its toughest times in years and the job pool continues to shrink.
According to preliminary numbers from the Law School Admission Council, law school applicants for fall 2010 increased 2.8 percent and the number of applications increased even more, 7.2 percent nationally from last year. Final ...
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