The discussion on what to do about law schools finds the Wall Street Journal on the dishing end with two articles. One is about how to reform legal education. The basic suggestion is to open up legal training by making…
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Reforming Law Schools And The Job Market: What To Do, If Anything?
17
Jan
The discussion on what to do about law schools finds the Wall Street Journal on the dishing end with two articles. One is about how to reform legal education. The basic suggestion is to open up legal training by making…
Should the Occupy Wall Street Protesters Be Reading the Wall Street Journal Instead?
15
Oct
“Yes,” according to Elie Mystal. In Occupy Wall Street Needs To Occupy A Library, he writes The world is complicated. It takes a certain amount of work and study to even figure out what the hell is happening, much more…
Should The Legal Profession Be Deregulated?
24
Aug
An opinion piece called Time to Deregulate the Practice of Law (subscription) appeared in the Wall Street Journal on Sunday. It was written by Clifford Winston and Robert W. Crandall. Winston is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution while…
WSJ: Law Schools Increasing Skills Training
11
Jul
Could it be that the new competition among law schools would be teaching lawyering skills? The Wall Street Journal is describing efforts by a number of different schools in that direction. New York Law School, for example, is hiring 15…
