The Legal Intelligencer...Legal educators and top New York state court officials will gather on January 18 to discuss whether to allow candidates to sit for the...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...summer associate programs to rely on, law students are turning to...about alternatives" in the education and training of young lawyers...
...legal sector. A study about 30 years ago by the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education made this point clear. There is no reason to believe...
...John Brosky, from Carnegie, is an active member, or...
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