Comments by "AALegalFocus" (@aalegalfocus) on "" video.

  1. Sure, if you can afford the tuition and 3 years of lost income.
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  2. That's great but many people have the idea that attorneys should help them and give legal advice for free. The cost of law school tuition has zoomed up so much, far exceeding the pay that a graduate can expect to get (if they are lucky enough to get a real attorney job).
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  3. No. Do they even have a law school? Try UT instead if you're in Texas.
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  4. And now, private law schools are charging about $67000 a year just for tuition and fees. It's ridiculous given the low chances that the average graduate has of getting a high-paying real attorney job. Note that the law schools surely count doing document review as a "JD-required job," even though it typically pays $22-25/hour with no benefits and no job security. I went to Georgetown law school years ago and have seen many attorneys, including myself, struggle to find decent jobs, and I went solo because paychecks were bouncing at my old firm.
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  5. I agree!
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