And This Is How We Turn Good People Into Unethical Lawyers
Is this offer more of a poison pill?
Is this offer more of a poison pill?
A disgruntled law grad is forced to apply for food stamps -- and wonders if his generation has been punk'd.
LexisNexis sat down with John Ursin, Managing Partner at Schenck Price, to learn how the firm is using legal AI to strengthen client service and daily legal work.
This is pretty depressing...
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The law school employment questionnaire for graduates of lower-ranked schools wasn't cutting it for this disgruntled graduate, so he created a new one. It's worth taking a look at it...
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A law professor thought he was offering some holiday spirit, but all he did was bring his students' lack of real employment options to the forefront of the conversation.
You have almost no chance to make partner, but that won't stop people from trying...
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A law school grad awaiting bar admission recounts tales of stupidity from the retail store where he's been doomed to work until he finds a legal job.
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A riddle: How is law school like going on a bad date?