cinnamonstick24

Is the collapse of BigLaw a reason not to go to law school? Does it mean a collapse of the industry, or a reorganization? Is there any evidence that there are more in-house and boutique positions available as BigLaw is contracting? Assuming that companies are less likely to seek out a big firm to do their legal work, that doesn't necessarily imply there is less legal work to be done, does it?

How do you handle all the fame Kevin?

I don't think that the price of law school is going to come down that much -- so much of those costs are fixed -- unless schools cave and cut the third year, as a couple of have sort of alluded to, but none have seriously considered. It's probably more likely that a lot of third-tier schools (with 50% or more graduates without a job 9 months out) are going to collapse.