Does LL.M. Really Stand for 'Lawyers Losing Money'?
Much ado about a lack of employment data for LL.M. graduates.
The lack of data tells you something. Certainly if they were paying off quite well, schools would be advertising that.
— Brian Tamanaha, a professor at the Washington University of St. Louis School of Law and author of Failing Law Schools (affiliate link), commenting on the dearth of employment statistics for LL.M. grads.
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