Credit: David Schaffer/KOTO/Adobe Stock The Five Best States for Aspiring Lawyers (Including Ga.)–And Five You Want To Avoid
While New York has plenty of benefits for new attorneys, four other states round out the top five: Massachusetts, Illinois, Virginia and Georgia, respectfully.
August 17, 2023 at 04:08 PM
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Legal Education
The flunk-out rate for a law student is up to 25%. And while nearly 70% of graduated students do find employment, only half were working in law firms. Becoming a lawyer is a challenging feat for several reasons.
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