Recent law school graduates are entering a profession that is quickly adapting to the digital world around it. However, most U.S. law schools aren’t providing e-discovery courses to prepare new lawyers for the potential work of examining and preserving electronic data.

“I think part of the reason is they may not see the importance of e-discovery or see it as very—almost ironically—too practical,” said Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law Dean Daniel Filler.