Law Practice
Nov. 8, 2016
California legal employment figures sag
The national numbers experienced an incremental down-tick, but the state's losses were more significant, with 1,600 employees shed.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The legal economy shed jobs on the state and national level in the most recent jobs reports.
The national numbers saw an incremental slump, losing 100 jobs, but the state losses were more significant, with a decline of 1,600 employees.
This represented the biggest drop in California legal employment since the beginning of 2015, according to numbers released by the ...
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