Sentences with phrase «of unemployed lawyers»

«And another seven or eight private law schools and a whole bunch of unemployed lawyers and underemployed lawyers.

A few thousand more will be barely noticed among the swelling ranks of unemployed lawyers.

Campos seemed genuinely, personally troubled by the army of unemployed lawyers out there drowning in debt.

Now, with a glut of unemployed lawyers, law firms might be able to be more choosy about how to handle this issue.

Not exact matches

Lawyers acting on behalf of the secretary of state argued that unpaid carers should be treated as unemployed people who should make the same decisions as anyone else about living costs.

The Nigerian Bar Association today disclosed that it has also opened a portal to allow for a central registration of lawyers in the country who are unemployed.

If it wasn't for their huge law school debt, we would have the most socially active group of lawyers; instead, this will mean a lot of lawyers will be unemployed or hired by big corporations.

It's been over a year since Alberto Gonzales» September 2007 resignation as Attorney General, yet like many of his fellow lawyers, he remains unemployed.

The American Lawyer interviews Laurel Edgeworth, a lawyer and creator of a new Web site that's bound to be a hit with recently unemployed lawyers as well as new grads who can't find jobs: Law Clerk Connection.

There is no immediately evident way to suddenly add another 67 % of total lawyer jobs to the market, causing an amazing glut of unemployed or underemployed lawyers in the market.

So every year, fall rolls around and you've got a large population of new, unemployed and under - trained lawyers who want to practice law, but won't because they feel like they don't know how.

Recently, I have encountered a number of lawyers who have found themselves unemployed due to cuts or downsizing at their firms.

We know that there are sizeable numbers of unemployed and under - employed lawyers residing (if not necessarily working) in large urban areas.

Surely $ 550 or $ 1,000 is a bit of a steep marketing for what Ted Frank of the (anti-class-action pro-class-member non-profit) Center for Class - Action Fairness calls an «unemployed real - estate lawyer doing first - tier securities litigation document review as a temporary contract attorney,» who is probably being paid about $ 50 per hour, tops?

Continuing a tradition started last year on the law blog for the suddenly unemployed, (see Top Five Cases of Importance to Ontario Employment Lawyers 2012) it's time again for me to name the top five cases of importance to Ontario employment law... at least according to me.

With a story like that, you'd think that Gura would be celebrated as the toast of the town — respected by constitutional scholars and Supreme Court advocates for an extraordinary result or held out as an inspiration to young, unemployed lawyers languishing in document review jobs that taking big risks by starting a practice and handling compelling cases can yield big rewards.

If you were employed in Ontario and you now find yourself suddenly unemployed, the professional, experienced and cost - effective employment lawyers for employees at Ottawa's Kelly Santini LLP would be happy to be of service to you.

He suggests that this role will be taken on by «unemployed or at least underemployed legal editors, academics and dare we say it, lawyers, out there who'd be willing to initiate the process of getting... [more]

And these masses of unemployed law graduates are going to make us face an ugly truth we've been avoiding for years: we're doing a terrible job of training our future lawyers.

Marchant boarded her flight to Rotterdam, placed fifth in a world - class field with her personal best time of 2:31:51, and returned to Chattanooga as an unemployed lawyer.

To put it more bluntly, some young lawyers may be so desperate for work, which is not surprising given rising tuition, that they would rather opt out of protections that all employees normally have than to face the prospect of being unemployed.

Yet, there are seemingly thousands of unemployed young lawyers, or young students and lawyers that are unhappy with their current career prospects.

Public defenders, legal aid offices, and other legal services nonprofits are grossly inadequate to meet the leftover demand, not because there aren't enough lawyers to go around — on the contrary, this country has a glut of unemployed and underemployed lawyers — but because these organizations» limited resources severely restrict the number of staff they can hire and cases they can take on.

For example, engineers and lawyers pay an average of 3 % less than folks who are unemployed.