Special Publications 
|
Special Report - Law - September 18, 2009 |
By Jeanne Gustafson
Of the Journal of Business
 |
 |
|
|
Law-school graduates seeking their first job are feeling the effects of an economy that has buffeted both the public and private sectors and brought hiring to a near standstill, say industry observers here.
Job offers for new lawyers are scarce these days, causing law schools to bolster their efforts to help graduates find work and forcing new grads to be more open minded about the few legal jobs that might be available to those who are right out of school, says Holly Brajcich, di...
If you are a subscriber or have purchased this article, please login to view this article in it's entirety.
Job offers for new lawyers are scarce these days, causing law schools to bolster their efforts to help graduates find work and forcing new grads to be more open minded about the few legal jobs that might be available to those who are right out of school, says Holly Brajcich, di...
Article Options:
Purchase Full Article - $1.50 | Subscribe Online | Current Subscribers: Login
If you are a subscriber or have purchased this article, please login to view this article in it's entirety.
Subscribers have access to articles up to one year old. Purchased articles can be accessed in your account for 30 days.
