Sorry that this thread is off topic but I need to clear a few things here...
Worm,
since you brought up the LSAT and seem to have some knowledge about it, I shall discuss it in greater detail. For the record Chad's LSAT score and grades were good enough for admission to a TIER I law school. Harvard, or Yale, probably not as the median LSAT score for such schools are in the 170's with a GPA of 3.8 or greater (majority of students). I'm not going to discuss his personal business since it's not my position to reveal personal info, but if he wanted to he could have attended a prestigious school, top 20 for sure. Why didn't he? Only Chad knows and he doesn't have to reveal his reasoning.
There are many types of law out there and most schools have a area of law that they specialize in. I know that my school specializes in labour and employment law. Other factors are also taken into account when making a decision as to which school an individual chooses. These factors include: distance, tuition cost, campus facilities, environment, housing costs, job placement etc etc. So please don't tell me that the best students always go to the top schools.
Do the best football players go to the best football schools when making a choice where to attend college/university??????..........
Again, let me repeat, Chad had the marks and LSAT score to make it to a top school, it was his decision not to for whatever reason(s).
There are many top firms in Toronto that have selected students from the lowest ranking law schools in Canada, but they are usually at the top of their class.
One also has to consider if the individual wishes to open up his own office, or work for a firm for the rest of his life. There are just too many factors that come into play here that have to be thought out before you can make such statements as those above. Come on man, you know better than that.