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Lalita Haran, a Bowen graduate, recently responded to a question on LinkedIn. (While other opportunities exist for the more mature graduate, statistics will attest to solo/small firm practice as the two most prevalent choices selected.)

I'm 47 and am considering law school. Am I too old? Will it be difficult to find a job when I finish (around age 52).... Thanks in advance for your help... -Dana

Answer:
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Not at all. This is a good profession to hang your own shingle if you like and do amazingly well. Check the link below on going solo.

Links:

• http://myshingle.com/

Lalita's BLOG:

Links:

• http://haranlaw.com/blog/2010/01/20/visa_restrictions/