As law firms begin to emulate their clients when it comes to creating legal operations roles, they may want to join the push to increase such training in law schools.

Despite legal operations becoming popular in corporate legal departments, there is not a specific track for those jobs in law schools. However, experts in the field say the time is coming when law students will be learning more about jobs in legal operations. And some are already headed down that path.

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