I think it's high time max makes a decision now. This team is beyond repair. Also GP needs to be sent home for gardening leave.
I’m in my final year of LL.B., and lately I’ve been wondering how many law graduates actually end up leaving the profession altogether.
From the outside, it feels like the legal field is becoming increasingly difficult for first-generation lawyers. Litigation seems to rely heavily on networking or family connections, the starting salaries are often very low, and many legal jobs expect prior experience, which makes it hard to even get your foot in the door.
Sometimes I wonder if law is one of those degrees where a lot of people eventually move into completely different careers. Is that actually true?
And what are you planning to do next?