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by learc83
4671 days ago
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>Part of the problem there is that the law profession built walls up that technology is tearing down. The development industry has no walls. Exactly law school was such a golden ticket because the lawyer's guild set it up that way. The ABA convinced the state governments that that they should be the gatekeepers of the legal profession. They manufactured scarcity that drove up prices. New lawyers can still make a decent income, even now. The problem is that they need to make way more than a decent income to pay the inflated tuition rates charged by most law schools. |
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