Law schools in and around New Jersey are getting a lesson in the new reality of a much-diminished demand for legal education.
July 26, 2013 at 03:09 AM
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Law schools in and around New Jersey are getting a lesson in the new reality of a much-diminished demand for legal education.
To cope with the revenue decline that goes along with fewer students, administrators have taken a variety of steps, from trimming staff and faculty to improving marketing.
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