I had expressed in my May 2012 CareerQuest newsletter (which can be seen in the Newsletter Archive on my website, www.careerquestcentral.com ), that you need to tread cautiously before you choose law as your profession. I had made eight different key points for evaluation.
Here is a differing viewpoint and I respectfully present it here. In The New York Times of Thursday, November 29, 2012, Lawrence E. Mitchell, Dean of Case Western Reserve University's Law School, defends law education and its usefulness in society. His central thought is: Stop the relentless attacks. There are jobs, and they pay well.
You be the judge in your very own case.
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