barber/btr bartendress featured in Trib today

[NOTTHOR]

Sob story about the plight of lawyers. She works at a bar in my 'hood where me and barber used to drink once a week. Back when me and barber were summer associates, she warned us that we were walking into sweatshops and that we would hate it and we wouldn't last more than a year.

However, I do note that the shysters who run the Loyola Law Schools of the world are on the BTR wall of shame for all the lives they have destroyed due to their purely fictitious employment statistics and unconscionable tuitions.

www.chicagotribune.com/features/magazine/

[jwiley10]

As Judge Smails once said, "The world needs ditch diggers too, Danny."

[detlef]

hey BTR, I saw that and the picture of that girl. She's a single mom!

and yes, Loyola=Chicago-Kent. Both are ass clown law schools that sell students a bill of goods to go there.

[NOTTHOR]

detlef said:

hey BTR, I saw that and the picture of that girl. She's a single mom!

and yes, Loyola=Chicago-Kent. Both are ass clown law schools that sell students a bill of goods to go there.

Loyola, Kent, Marshall and DePaul are perpetrating a massive fraud on the youth of the country. The deans of those schools are more crooked than everyone associated with Enron. I have a HS buddy who got accepted to Marshall. I want to talk him out of wasting his cash and that he should try to get into Iowa so that he won't have 6 figures of debt.

[Solar Stud]

She looks like she's had a breast reduction.

[GhostMod 5000]

What the fuck makes these lawyers think that they are more valuable than anyone else?

[socal]

Molly Gilson joined Chicago's Holland & Knight out of Northwestern as an associate in 2002, drawing a then-standard salary of $125,000. She stayed a year, spending the first six months reviewing documents for 10 or 12 hours a day in Akron, Ohio. Scanning for a particular word, page after page, day after day, was "not the glorious start you imagine for yourself," she says. She took a drastic pay cut for more meaningful public-sector work, but eventually left the law to join a family business.

Cheee-rist.....

There is reliable software for this (and there was in 2002).... It's one hell of a lot cheaper than $125,000/yr. --- and performs the function in about a minute.

[Chuck Storm]

socal said:

Molly Gilson joined Chicago's Holland & Knight out of Northwestern as an associate in 2002, drawing a then-standard salary of $125,000. She stayed a year, spending the first six months reviewing documents for 10 or 12 hours a day in Akron, Ohio. Scanning for a particular word, page after page, day after day, was "not the glorious start you imagine for yourself," she says. She took a drastic pay cut for more meaningful public-sector work, but eventually left the law to join a family business.

Cheee-rist.....

There is reliable software for this (and there was in 2002).... It's one hell of a lot cheaper than $125,000/yr. --- and performs the function in about a minute.

The article gives a little bit of an oversimplification, but not much. A lot of that work is getting off-shored to India now.

[NOTTHOR]

OCR dcoument review programs are now gaining wider acceptance as the mountians of crap produced due to changes in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure have grown tremendously. The heyday for junior litigation associates billing north of $300 an hour have to be numbered.

[detlef]

hey I looked up Ms. Wrenn in the ARDC website and I don't see her there. Me confused. And she's a single mom? Giggity.