March 2011
Cover Story
Are There Too Many Law Schools? The Role of AccreditationThere's just no question about it. The job market for new lawyers is tough. In private and on very public blogs, disgruntled law school graduates bemoan their employment prospects. The say there are too many lawyers fighting for too few positions.
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What Every Aspiring Trial Lawyer Needs to Know
Trial lawyer Martin L. Grayson discusses his insights into legal education.
Present Yourself Like a Lawyer, Not a Student
It's time to adjust how you view and market yourself.
Start a Drive to Boost Your Vocabulary
To write well, you must stock your mind with an ample vocabulary. You need words at your disposal. Lots of them.
How to Organize Information Effectively
We need to process legal material thoroughly if we are to learn and retain it successfully.
In Session
Head of the Class: Life as a Foster Parent
Joshua Baker knows exactly what he wants to do when he graduates from Indiana University School of Law.
Law School Nation
A round up of law school news from across the country.
I Wish I'd Known
According to Catherine Lamboley, a retired senior vice president and general counsel of Shell Oil, it is critically important to take risks.
In Brief
How to eat well on a budget, deal with depression and law school, and get help in a crisis.
Secret Lawyers: Private Practice to Pizza
CPK's founders enjoy continued success 26 years after opening their first restaurant.
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Leave Your Mark
SBA presidents are unique and assertive individuals who have the drive and ability to change his or her law school's future.
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