The total number of students heading to U.S. law schools has dropped for four consecutive years, sinking to just 37,924 first-year J.D. students in 2014, a 40-year low. But more mainland Chinese students are flocking to the United States to pursue graduate law degrees.
Will their investment in an American legal education pay off?
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