In rankings, Yale Law groups evaluate quality of life at firms
Law students at Yale and other law schools are working to improve the quality of life at top law firms. And the firms are taking notice.
Two groups of law students released rankings this month in order to provide hopeful lawyers with more information about firms hiring law school graduates. The lists, which measure factors from family-friendliness to workplace diversity, are intended to change the way students evaluate law firms and the way law firms operate.
Students at Stanford Law School founded Building a Better Legal Profession in January “to bring some of the humanity...
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