By Anna Scott
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Nathaniel Kelly's career options seemed limitless when he was hired two years ago, right out of USC law school, for a six-figure job in the Los Angeles office of the corporate firm Kaye Scholer.
But as the recession took hold, Kelly, an associate in the corporate finance department, saw the deals he was working on fizzle. By February 2009, he said, his billable hours had withered and the firm had started... (continued)