Law Practice
Jan. 5, 2010
Law School Grads Try to Claw Out of Debt
Until recently, pursuing a legal career was a safe investment that all but insured long-term success. Today, as the price of tuition skyrockets and the number of jobs available in the legal sector diminishes, getting a J.D. just isn't what it used to be.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Newly minted college graduates eager to avoid the realities of the working world have uttered the refrain time and time again: "I'll just go to law school."
Until recently, pursuing a legal career was a safe investment that all but ensured long-term success. Today, as the price of tuition skyrockets and the number of jobs available in the legal sector diminishes, getting...
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