Top American Lawyer has no Sympathy for Jobless Law Graduates

The president of the American Bar Association William Robinson said to Reuters that he had no sympathy for law graduates who now find themselves in a fix.

"It's inconceivable to me that someone with a college education, or a graduate-level education, would not know before deciding to go to law school that the economy has declined over the last several years and that the job market out there is not as opportune as it might have been five, six, seven, eight years ago."

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His cold remarks stirred up a wave of criticism which you can read about here.