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<p>Yes. Yet the grads of Yale or Stanford JD won’t enjoy the luxuries such as long-term career stability that many of doctors will enjoy.</p>
<p>The problem - as I suggested earlier - is that even many who get good law jobs out of top law schools don’t end up doing well long-term.</p>
<p>To be a successful lawyer in today’s market - you need certain qualities. These qualities include schmoozing skills, keen salesmanship, ability to play politics, and sharp networking skills. Being a lawyer is a service profession; meaning you need to bring in clients if you wish to move up within law firms.</p>
<p>If you lack strong social skills, lack natural ‘business networking’ acumen, and just plain sense of how corporate politics are played, I’d suggest against a career in law.</p>
<p>Take a look at the following links:</p>
<p>[Inside</a> the Law School Scam: In the long run](<a href=“http://insidethelawschoolscam.blogspot.com/2013/02/a-reader-suggested-i-take-look-at.html]Inside”>Inside the Law School Scam: In the long run)</p>
<p>[Reportedly</a> Laid-Off Lawyer Is an Apparent Suicide at Kilpatrick Stockton](<a href=“Reportedly Laid-Off Lawyer Is an Apparent Suicide at Kilpatrick Stockton”>Reportedly Laid-Off Lawyer Is an Apparent Suicide at Kilpatrick Stockton)</p>