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) Teaching Law Practice: Preparing the Next Generation of Lawyers READ PDF EBOOK
) Teaching Law
Practice: Preparing
the Next Generation
of Lawyers READ PDF
EBOOK
Description
Change is here. Accelerating change in technology, trade, and regulation is rapidly reshaping the
legal profession - just as they are reshaping other fields. There is a new urgency to deliver
affordable legal products and services to corporate and individual clients in sustainable law firm
models. Huge new client populations have new legal needs that they expect lawyers to meet using
efficient, accessible, affordable, and transparent means. Lawyers should not expect to return to
traditional models of packaging, pricing, and delivering legal services. The question now is how
lawyers will respond to changes in the market for legal services that have already occurred. Some
lawyers and law firms are responding, identifying those burgeoning new client populations while
designing new processes and implementing new systems to serve them affordably. Law schools
have a peculiar responsibility and opportunity to help accelerate the change in the packaging,
pricing, and delivery of these legal products and services. Schools that have practice preparation
as their mission can help the profession study and improve the ways in which lawyers identify
clients and their needs, and then find effective and efficient ways to serve them. This book collects
some of the practice-preparation efforts of the faculty at the nation's largest law school - Thomas
M. Cooley Law School. Throughout the essays in this book, you'll learn how faculty from all parts
of the curriculum prepare graduates to practice law and meet these new challenges that all
lawyers must face. In addition to illustrating the innovative efforts of a practice-based faculty, the
book pays tribute to a colleague who stands among the best law professors in the nation - Philip
Prygoski.