Law Practice
Jun. 3, 2011
New Lawyers Face Dismal Job Market
New lawyers face the worst job market since the mid-1990s, a new report found, with 87.6 percent of 2010 law school graduates employed nine months after graduation.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The economy may be in full recovery mode, but that isn't obvious to law school graduates. New attorneys face the worst job market since the mid-1990s, according to a study released Wednesday, further daunted by structural changes that threaten long-standing methods graduates have relied on to find jobs.
A survey by the National Association for Law Placement reports that 87.6 percent of 2010 law...
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