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: novalawcityAnother Day Older and Deeper in Debt, and Still Not a Lawyer
Finding that he had too much delinquent student loan debt, a five judge panel in New York has held that a New York Bar applicant is ineligible for bar membership. The court held that the would-be lawyer did not possess the requisite character and fitness to become a lawyer, noting that he had not made any substantial payments on his $400,000+ student loans, some of which he incurred as long ago as 1985. See the article in The New York Times.
Full post as published by novalawcity on July 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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