Experienced Lawyers Pity Recent Law School Graduates
Do you think recent law school graduates are deserving of lawyers' sympathy?
“Oh, my condolences” is the single best response I have ever received from an attorney when I said that I recently graduated from law school.
— Alena E., a 2014 graduate of a law school found near the bottom of the U.S. News rankings, offering just a glimpse of what older, more experienced attorneys think of the plight of recent law school graduates, in a Facebook status posted earlier this week.
(Prior to publication, Ms. E. gave permission for her Facebook status to be used on ATL, and asked that some of her identifying information be included.)
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