Professor Elam

Monday Oct 22 2012

 This is a front page headline from the WSJ today. While I was unable tolink to the acutal story, you can get the gist from the headline. After decades of being Idolized in fiction, television, and movies, the law profession is finally being seen much of what it is, a commodity.

Now a surplus of unemployed law school grads roam the employment lines looking for work. Often this is resulting inhourly work oin mundane tasks. Worse, computers are now able to scan documents looking for errors or key words.

Here is a blog on the law school scam.

Some unemployed grads have used their degrees to sue their law school over the lack of a job.

Recently A & M purchased the Texas Wesleyan Law School.