The New Lawyer Supplement
Nov. 26, 2014
New repayment programs make law school more appealing
Although not a requirement of plans that base loan repayment on income, legal aid organizations are seeing a rise of young applicants.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Denise E. Miller might not be a lawyer today if it weren't for government programs that help her pay the $160,000-plus she owes on law school loans.
"One of the only reasons I decided to go to law school was I researched these loan programs," said Miller, a first-year attorney with the San Jose legal aid group, the Law Foundation of Silicon Valley. That research convinced her she ...
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