I was reviewing firm level legal hiring statistics that Brian Leiter posted in 2008 (he hasn't updated them since). I know that this hiring took place during a totally different time for legal recruiting, so the absolute number of grads from each school that are hired into these firms has changed. However, I wanted to know whether people still thought that the relative number of grads from each school is still representative of their career placement clout.
http://www.leiterrankings.com/jobs/2008job_biglaw.shtml
The data seem to reflect the general consensus on TLS that school region matters, at least in a broad sense
Are Leiter's 2008 employment statistics still relevant? Forum
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Re: Are Leiter's 2008 employment statistics still relevant?
In what way have things changed? More clustering at the top?Curry wrote:No. They are not.
