A Bunch of Young Lawyers are Suing Their Law Schools Because They Don't Have Jobs

Stealhead · 02-26-12, 06:02 PM

My aunt works as a paralegal at a Ft.Lauderdale law firm they have some big clients like Caterpillar and even her firm has slowed down alot she has worked there for 30 years and for much of that time worked with usually the same lawyers that she knew well and worked well with.Now she and others have to take any jobs that come along.

She has been lucky because she has a lot of experience and has worked on many of the major cases the firm has had over the years others have not been as lucky.

Of course when the economy slows so does the desire for one person to sue the cost of the case is going to be a factor much more now for any company before it thinks of taking legal action.

02-26-12, 06:02 PM	#31
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	My aunt works as a paralegal at a Ft.Lauderdale law firm they have some big clients like Caterpillar and even her firm has slowed down alot she has worked there for 30 years and for much of that time worked with usually the same lawyers that she knew well and worked well with.Now she and others have to take any jobs that come along. She has been lucky because she has a lot of experience and has worked on many of the major cases the firm has had over the years others have not been as lucky. Of course when the economy slows so does the desire for one person to sue the cost of the case is going to be a factor much more now for any company before it thinks of taking legal action.