Law school applications are still sky high, but the legal industry seems to be growing less content with simply sitting back and waiting for future generations to find it.
January 25, 2022 at 10:40 PM
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Law school applications are still sky high, but the legal industry seems to be growing less content with simply sitting back and waiting for future generations to find it.
A more proactive approach to recruiting young people into the profession, if done correctly, could prove to be an important tool for helping move the needle on diversity in a meaningful way.
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