The legal market in Omaha, Neb., has weathered the financial storm relatively well. Growth is another matter.
“The legal market hasn’t been expanding a lot lately,” said Tammy King, assistant dean for career development at Creighton University School of Law. “I think that Midwestern employers have historically been a little more conservative in hiring decisions, and as a result we weren’t hurt as much by layoffs as other legal markets.”
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