The Jobs Are Plentiful For Recent Law School Graduates
The job numbers are way up this year!
The job numbers are way up this year!
Impressive employment numbers for this elite law school.
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* What's the over–under on how long acting FBI director Andrew McCabe will keep his current post? [New York Times] * And Democratic senators want answers -- lots of answers -- from deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein. [Washington Post] * Following up on our list of top law schools with great employment outcomes, here's a broader look at the latest ABA employment data. [ABA Journal] * And following up on our recent round-ups of possible judicial nominees in the Trump administration, here's a name for one of the open Third Circuit seats in Pennsylvania. [CA3 blog via How Appealing] * A lawsuit claims that a Biglaw behemoth is trying to invalidate the same patents it prosecuted -- not a good look. [Daily Business Review] * Former Biglaw chair J. Stephen Poor ruminates on the riches of this year's top Am Law 100 firms. [Big Law Business] * Robert Post looks back over his eight years as dean of Yale Law School. [Law.com]
How did things turn out for the class of 2016 at your law school?
Today, as many as two thirds of all individual civil litigants in state trial courts are representing themselves.
NYC law school grads seriously outperformed the national average in job outcomes.
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