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The Law Schools Where The Most Graduates Got Government & Public Interest Jobs (2018)
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Morning Docket: 12.10.18
* It's official: 2018 has been the best year for law firms since the Great Recession. Per Wells Fargo’s Legal Specialty Group, the legal industry will soon see its "strongest annual performance in a decade." Biglaw is back, baby! [American Lawyer] * Now that federal prosecutors have linked President Trump to crimes committed during his 2016 campaign, the focus has shifted to the family business -- but thus far, special counsel Robert Mueller hasn't tipped his hand as to whether or how Trump's family members will be involved in the case. [New York Times] * The Ninth Circuit recently upheld a district court judge's decision to put a stop to President Trump's limitations on asylum, citing the fact that his new port-of-entry rule was "likely arbitrary and capricious" since it was based "on a criterion that has nothing to do with asylum itself." Sounds about right. [Los Angeles Times] * Jeffrey Hammes, the longtime chairman of Kirkland & Ellis, will retire in early 2020, and his replacement has already been named. Congratulations to Jon Ballis, who will soon rule the roost at the world's highest-grossing firm. [Big Law Business] * It looks like the legal profession is starting early on its New Year's resolution to cut some weight. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the legal sector shed 2,400 jobs over the course of November. Yikes... [American Lawyer]
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The Law Schools Where The Most Graduates Got Jobs At Large Firms (2017)
You don't necessarily need to go to a top law school to get a job at a top law firm.
The Law Schools Where The Most Graduates Got State Clerkships (2017)
These law schools may help you get local jobs that are in high demand.
The Law Schools Where The Most Graduates Got Government & Public Interest Jobs (2017)
The law schools that will help graduates fight for justice in America.
The Law Schools Where The Most Graduates Got Federal Clerkships (2017)
These law schools may help you get the most prestigious jobs.