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Let's face it, the Big Law life isn't for everyone. Some 4.4 percent of law school graduates—or about 1,900 each year—launch their own firms. In talking to young lawyers who went into business for themselves during the past few years, Law.com found that some had no choice: They couldn't find a place at a law firm, where hiring from top-tier schools has improved since the recession but generally not from lower-ranked schools .
July 19, 2016 at 12:42 AM
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