It has become trendy to proclaim the demise of law schools and predict a bleak forecast for aspiring lawyers. These dire predictions are exaggerated and obscure the real but solvable challenges facing legal educators.
May 12, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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It has become trendy to proclaim the demise of law schools and predict a bleak forecast for aspiring lawyers. An Emory University law professor recently warned that “law schools are in a death spiral” and national headlines suggest recent graduates face an abysmal job market.
These dire predictions are exaggerated and obscure the real but solvable challenges facing legal educators.
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