The Value Proposition for a Law Degree is Changing

In the past, most people went to law school with the intent of practicing law after passing the bar, but now, according to the American Bar Association, more than 25% of J.D.s choose not to practice law after graduation.

This choice can often be due to the stresses that come with partner tracking associates, but more recently, it is because of opportunity: There are now thrilling and fulfilling roles available to non-practicing lawyers, specifically in the data privacy and protection job market.

Walk away with valuable insights like... 

• How to transition to the operational side of data privacy

• Importance of knowing the technical side of the industry

• Where to start with privacy certifications to stay ahead of the competition 

• Expanding experience at current employer

• And so much more!

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