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Law SchoolsRecent Law School Grads Reach Historic Job, Salary Outcomes -- But Future Law Grads May Be In Trouble
Record employment, record cash... but the Class of 2023 may be the last to enjoy these good times. -
BiglawAssociates Will Never Be Fully Satisfied Without Work-Life Balance
Associates said they would leave their firms thanks to a loss of flexibility associated with office attendance policies. 
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BiglawAssociate Attrition In Biglaw Was Quite High In 2022
Changing geographic locations was a big prompt for associates to leave their firms.
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Biglaw, In-House Counsel, Law Schools, Small Law Firms, Sponsored ContentNavigating Compensation Trends In 2023: Ensuring Fair Pay In The Legal Sector
A comprehensive guide for legal professionals and recruiters to assess compensation in the dynamic legal market and align it with industry standards. -
Biglaw, Sponsored ContentTexas Market Update: Lateral Opportunities Abound
For out-of-state candidates interested in making the move, hiring conditions have never been better. -
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BiglawJunior Attorneys Are Not What You'd Call Satisfied With Their Careers
Well, at least some folks are happy. -
BiglawSummer Associate Hiring Was Down This Year, But Will It Make A Comeback?
Fingers crossed next year will be better than the last. 
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Law SchoolsWhy I’m Running For The NALP Board Of Directors
The foremost question any candidate for office has to answer is why. -
Law SchoolsWhat I Would’ve Been Doing At The NALP Annual Conference, If I Was There
This imaginary schedule provides some insight as to the important topics for those of us who work in law school Career Services. -
Law SchoolsLegal Industry Has No Clue What To Do About #MeToo
My big takeaway from NALP is that there are no good options. -
CourtsIneffectual Judicial Response To #MeToo Will Continue
Judicial working group seems committed to punting the #MeToo problem to powerless clerks. -
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Law SchoolsDecember 1: The Date All 1Ls Who Want To Work In Biglaw Should Be Prepared For
What does this date really mean in the legal recruiting cycle? -
Law SchoolsTalk To Your Law School Career Services Folks Or Risk Devaluing Your Law Degree
When career services asks you for something, there's an important reason. -
Law SchoolsSome Good News For Law School Graduates, As Long As You Look At The Big Picture
Well, it's better than it was. -
Law School Deans, Law SchoolsFirst Monday Musings By Dean Vik Amar: A Guided Tour Through The Debate Over Changing The ABA Employment Data Form
It's a complicated mix of arguments about substantive policy, procedural thoroughness, and outside perception. -
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ABA Takes Giant Step Backwards On Transparency
An abuse of the accreditation process that will benefit a handful of schools and hurt prospective law students. -
Biglaw, MoneyMedian Starting Salary For Associates Remains Flat, Despite Move To $180K
Sorry, but not all law firms are paying big bucks to first-year associates.
