The graduate law jobs crisis: Fact or fear?

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Jul 13, 202625:30Business

From warnings of a graduate jobs crisis to predictions that artificial intelligence will reshape the profession, law students are being bombarded with reasons to worry about their future. But one recent law graduate says...

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