The good news: The law school class of 2012 grads fared no worse than its predecessors did in the legal job market. The bad news: It didn’t fare much better, either.
Employment rates held fairly steady last year, according to data from the American Bar Association. Nine months following graduation, 82 percent of graduates had secured some form of employmentthe same percentage as the class of 2011.
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