Education
Apr. 3, 2013
Legal job placement better than last year, barely
Just under half of students who graduated from California law schools last summer - 48.9 percent - had full-time, long-term jobs as lawyers by this winter, new data from the American Bar Association shows.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Just under half of students who graduated from California law schools last summer - 48.9 percent - had full-time, long-term jobs as lawyers by this winter, new data from the American Bar Association shows.
Even so, the employment figures for the graduating class of 2012 are a bit improved from last year, when only 46.5 percent of California graduates found good lawyer jobs.
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