Hot Job: Bankruptcy Lawyer
from the changing-times dept
Now that all these dot coms are going under, law firms are scrambling to find more bankruptcy lawyers. It seems that law schools haven't been churning out that many because not many companies have been filing for bankruptcy recently. Of course, others point out that many of these dot coms don't really need bankruptcy lawyers, since there's not much left over with these companies and all their really doing is liquidating the extremely meager assets that a company might have left over once it's burned through all of its cash.
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