Not in over a hundred years has there been such rapid change in the world of legal education. A model that was developed in the late 19th century has been expanded and built upon for decades, to the point where the U.S. now has more spaces for students in law schools than there are candidates to fill them.
While law school deans are grappling with this enrollment crisis, it is merely the reflection of the broader and deeper changes within the profession. For tomorrow’s law schools to serve their students and serve society, we must first understand where the profession is heading, and structure our programs to match.
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