Professor Daniel Sokol of the University of Florida—Levin College of Law has written an article on teaching compliance in law schools.
From the abstract:
Professor Daniel Sokol of the University of Florida—Levin College of Law has written an article on teaching compliance in law schools.
From the abstract:
Magna Carta was signed 800 years ago today.
We posted earlier this year on the history and significance of this pivotal document.
At Bloomberg BNA Big Law Business, Christopher Gallagher suggests that law schools add practical technology courses to their curriculums:
Benjamin Barton, Helen and Charles Lockett Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Tennessee, has a piece at CNN about recent trends in the legal market, and why, though bad for many individual lawyers, these tre
As a follow up to our coverage of Noel B. v. Anna Maria A. (N.Y. Fam. Ct. Sept.
Collins J. Seitz, Jr., formerly colleague and mentor to Business Law Basics co-authors Sam Brickley and Brian Gottesman, has been unanimou
At the Library of Law and Liberty blog, professor John McGinnis posits that “technological shock” is the most important cause of the six year decline in law school applications:
The economy during the past few years has not been kind to legal education. We have noted numerous times the critiques of, cuts and trends in, and future of legal education.