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Answers please?
I have some friends working in Mumbai who pursued law from my school and went to the same college as me, I really want them to do well as well. Every one of us has a decent job and is working hard. The blanket assumption that friendships in law school are not actual friendships is flawed. We have helped each other through tough times and have been there always.
You can find the best of people if you look hard enough, maybe T1 NLU rat race is something else. But bonds can be created at law school which last forever.