The Young Lawyers Division of the American Bar Association has joined the chorus of voices calling for more accurate job data for would-be law students.
The division on Saturday adopted the Truth in Law School Education resolution: a six-point resolution urging law schools to beef up the availability and accuracy of information on the cost of legal education and the job and salaries of graduates. The resolution won’t be heard by the ABA’s House of Delegates until August, but division chairman David Wolfe said it sends a strong message to law school.
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