Wall St. Journal:  “Laid-off Attorneys Search for Work Far Outside Traditional Law Firms.  ‘Quite frankly a significant number of lawyers are simply moving out of the profession, just looking to do completely different things,’ says Jerry Kowalski, a law-firm consultant based in New York and Washington, D.C. ‘The overall picture is the huge oversupply of lawyers‘.”

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