The article emphasizes the increasing interest of lawyers and law students in transitioning to nonlegal careers, highlighted by ex judicata's milestone of 100,000 unique users. It explores the vast array of career alternatives available to legal professionals beyond practicing law, citing innovative figures such as Dean Patty Roberts of St. Mary's Law School. By showcasing successful transitions and perspectives from industry leaders, the article advocates for recognizing the value of a JD as a flexible skill set applicable in diverse sectors, while questioning the obstacles they face in pursuing these opportunities.
"The question is not what can you do with a law degree, it is what can't you do with a law degree."
"A JD is a degree in complex problem-solving. And if there is one thing every business needs more of, it is complex problem-solvers."
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