Back In The Race: The Plight Of The Long-Term Unemployed Lawyer
Long-term unemployment creates special problems for lawyers, as columnist Shannon Achimalbe explains.
Long-term unemployment creates special problems for lawyers, as columnist Shannon Achimalbe explains.
If you're thinking about applying to law school, you need to crunch the job numbers for yourself.
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Three months in, how is this lawyer's job search going?
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Most people will dismiss this guy's post as an unhinged rant. Most people are also stupid.
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We're not sure how posting naked pictures will assist this guy in gaining anything more than additional notoriety...
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This hot young stud is looking for a job. Will you help him out?
When law professors make bad arguments, it's really just because they don't have to get jobs in this market.
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If you're still looking for a job, then perhaps you should change some of your habits. Brian Tannebaum explains what you could be doing wrong.
Defenses, or excuses? Persuasive, or not?
A disgruntled law grad is forced to apply for food stamps -- and wonders if his generation has been punk'd.
Should this law student take a year off from school? Your editors debate -- and you can vote in our reader poll.
What does Andrew Shirvell have to say about the multimillion-dollar judgment against him?