The Legal Whiteboard: "The Toppling of Top-Tier Lawyer Jobs"

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July 16, 2012

"The Toppling of Top-Tier Lawyer Jobs"

That is the title of a just-posted essay by Catherine Rampell at the NY Times Economix Blog. She studies several years of the bi-modal distribution. It is refreshing to have a capable journalist review the data and marvel at the strange ways of our industry.

[posted by Bill Henderson]

July 16, 2012 in Blog posts worth reading, Current events, Data on legal education, Data on the profession | Permalink