Wake Up Call: Law Grads’ Job Disparities Continue, NALP Says

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• Black, native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander graduates of law schools were significantly less likely to land jobs that required bar passage than white graduates were in 2021, according to a survey report by the National Association for Law Placement. White graduates had the highest level of employment in bar passage required/anticipated jobs, at 81.0%, falling to 65.9% for Black graduates and 58.5% for native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander graduates, NALP said. (NALP.org)
• New York-based Davis ...