Every law school likes to brag about having full employment of its graduates. TemporaryAttorney.com brings us news that Georgetown is hiring its unemployed to help with reviewing the applications for scholarships. It all sounds so nice until TemporaryAttorney points out that the jobs are coming just as the school tries to count the number of employed students at the 9 month mark. I hate to be as cynical as TemporaryAttorney.com, but it’s hard to avoid it.
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