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Where Are All the Law Students Going?

How odd that at a time when unemployment in law firms is at a peak, and uncertainty about jobs for recent graduates is rife, enrollment at law schools is reported to be rising.

11 minute read July 25, 2011 at 03:25 PM
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Bruce W. Marcus
Where Are All the Law Students Going?

How odd that at a time when unemployment in law firms is at a peak, and uncertainty about jobs for recent graduates is rife, enrollment at law schools is reported to be rising.

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