'Desperate' Unemployed Lawyer Puts A Plea On Craigslist

Thanks to the Idiots who put ole barry the JOBLESS, WELFARE pres in office Again there will be even MORE JOBLESS and MORE on WELFARE!!

It couldn't hapen to a better, more deserving group. Just look at the rip off from the thugs in D.C.

And he's still not open to recruiters who might be able to help him better than Craig's List. Pound sand, boss!

He could teach, he could work as a law advisor to business'es, he could even start his own practice. I think the ad is a phony!

So, the poor guy is looking for someplace where, he can use his license to steal.

Oh, That makes sence ! There are not enough jobs for the person who graduates from law school, so we will cut the education from 3 years to 2 years. Even thou 10% can't pass there boards, whats going to happen now?
Before you even consider putting a docotr in this catagory...Medical school is 4 years, and residency is a min. of 3 years, and if we are talking surgery then add another 3-5 years onto this. Seems pretty soon we will see the graduates sueing there schools for lack of jobs, or false advertisment

You get what you vote for.

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These ranks are expected to absorb 45,000 new lawyers per year into an industry that most likely retires as few as 20,000 lawyers per year. Only about 8,000 new vacancies are created for attorney positions, on an annual basis. These figures do not account for approximately 10% of successfully-graduated law school attendees who never will pass a state bar exam.
Draw your own conclusions! The one I have drawn? Closely examine why you are pursuing that degree you are currently going to school to obtain. Knowledge is a fantastic commodity that can never be taken away from you. But if you're spending a huge wad of cash to ... in the end, cash in - you might find yourself utterly disappointed (and severely in debt). The only person, place or thing you can truly count on is yourself. Want to learn more? Read You2Preneur. Just recently published, lawyer/author dee VANAD explores this latter concept through the presentation of twelve key life lug nuts that you won't want to forget to apply the proper torque to . . . as you mount your own life/career quest for personal and financial freedom and success.

I need a dog walker. Must wear a suit and tie and must pick up poo.

Come to NY where the scum charge $300-$400 per hour and sometimes more.