A piece in Law.com summarizing findings of a new NALP study that was featured on TaxProfBlog yesterday:

Average debt loads for third-year lawyers decreased for the third year in a row, according to a recent NALP Foundation study of employment outcomes and satisfaction for the law school class of 2022. . . . Third-year lawyers also continue to be mobile, with nearly two-thirds of graduates holding two or more positions by year three of practice, a recent report found.

Dan Roe, Law School Debt Declining for Third-Year Lawyers, Law.com, July 7, 2026. For other coverage of the NALP study, see Karen Sloan, Nearly Half of Early Career Lawyers use AI Daily, Survey Finds, Reuters, July 7, 2026.