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Re: The State of the Legal Profession?
Depressing. And to do shitty work too.
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It's a sad state of affairs
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Re: The State of the Legal Profession?
I'm not able to infer the state of the entire legal profession from four CL job postings stretching coast-to-coast.
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Re: The State of the Legal Profession?
It looks like it keeps updating and all over the US
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Re: The State of the Legal Profession?
Law school enrollment needs to drop by about 50%.
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Sounds great. Anything to skew the odds in my favor.ExBiglawAssociate wrote:Law school enrollment needs to drop by about 50%.
http://www.nalp.org/salarydistrib
...based on 22,095 salaries reported for full-time jobs lasting a year or more. A few salaries above $205,000 are excluded from the graph for clarity, but not from the percentage calculations. The left-hand peaks of the graph reflect salaries of $40,000 to $65,000, which collectively accounted for about half of reported salaries. The right-hand peak shows that salaries of $160,000 accounted for about 17% of reported salaries. However, more complete salary coverage for jobs at large law firms heightens this peak and diminishes the left-hand peaks — and shows that the unadjusted mean overstates the average starting salary by just over 6%. Nonetheless, as both the arithmetic mean and the adjusted mean show, relatively few salaries are close to either mean. For purposes of this graph, all reported salaries were rounded to the nearest $5,000.
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The blog got mentioned in Above the Law: http://abovethelaw.com/2016/11/3-depres ... -salaries/
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My God this blog keeps updating every few days
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Is this your blog?
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No but I subscribed to the email updates.
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I'm pretty sure it's your blog.
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zot1 wrote:I'm pretty sure it's your blog.
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This might be the most absurd one in a way: https://lawsalaries.blogspot.com/2017/0 ... d-non.html
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