Jared Stern https://upliftlegalfunding.com 1m 154 #lawyers
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Where should aspiring lawyers set up shop? A new study by Uplift Legal Funding aims to answer that question by ranking the best and worst states for law students and new attorneys. The comprehensive analysis evaluated all 50 states across several key criteria, including education expenses, job opportunities, academic performance, and overall wellbeing.
The top states provide the ideal blend of degree affordability, robust legal job markets, academic success, college experience and a healthy work-life balance. New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, Virginia and Georgia rose to the top of the rankings, offering aspiring lawyers the best chances of success.
On the other end of the spectrum, Idaho, North Carolina, Mississippi, Michigan and Wyoming lagged behind in the analysis.
With insightful state-by-state comparisons across multiple data points, this new study provides invaluable insights for soon-to-be law students. It highlights which states offer the most promising professional and personal growth opportunities for the next generation of legal talent.
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