Law Society "warning to law students"
THE Law Society of England and Wales has taken the unexpected step of warning prospective students against a career in law.
It says it's running an information campaign "to caution people considering a career in law as to the risks in terms of time and cost that this decision carries with it".
A Law Society spokesperson said: "Working closely with the Junior Lawyers Division the Society is looking to inform and educate those considering a career as a solicitor to think long and hard about the commitment it requires to succeed - particularly in the face of increased competition.
"Last year alone, more than 1,000 people who completed the Legal Practice Course did not get a training contract.
"This is about responsible management of entry to the profession.
"Alongside this campaign the Society and the profession have long been working hard to create a level playing field for those who are genuinely talented and meritorious in order to overcome the barrier of financial disadvantage."
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