The Law Journal's sixth annual New Jersey Legal Almanac, a handy reference guide to the state's legal community - from private firms and public agencies to corporate legal departments.
October 26, 2009 at 09:29 AM
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The Law Journal ‘s sixth annual New Jersey Legal Almanac could sum up the condition of the state’s legal profession in 2009 in four words: Yes, it’s bad, but.
Yes, troubling news abounds. Firms have laid off attorneys, delayed start dates and trimmed the size of new classes.
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