Clinical Legal Education
Volume 6 • Issue 2 • January/February 2020
Teaching Hospitals and Teaching Teachers
Clinical education models in medicine and teacher training.
How employers weigh clinical legal experiences—and remember their own.
In the News: Highlighting key stories about the profession you may have missed.
The Standardization of Law School Clinics
In Brief: How law school accreditation standards help shape clinical legal education.
Speaker’s Corner: A conversation with Robert Kuehn.
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Clinical Legal Education
Volume 6 • Issue 2 • January/February 2020
Teaching Hospitals and Teaching Teachers
Clinical education models in medicine and teacher training.
How employers weigh clinical legal experiences—and remember their own.
In the News: Highlighting key stories about the profession you may have missed.
The Standardization of Law School Clinics
In Brief: How law school accreditation standards help shape clinical legal education.
Speaker’s Corner: A conversation with Robert Kuehn.
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Disruptive Innovation in Legal Services
Are legal services on the cusp of disruption? We explore the changes on the horizon for the legal profession—and how you can stay on top in disruptive times.
How Regulation Is—and Isn’t—Changing Legal Services
Broad agreement exists that regulatory change in the law is needed, but what will such changes bring? The answer still seems to be anybody’s guess.
The Innovative Practice: Building systems thinking into law with Legal OnRamp.
The Innovative Practice: Technology helps Finch Solutions handle Brazil’s outsized legal system.
Selling Innovation to Law Firms
The Innovative Practice: The challenges facing legal startups—and how to respond.
LegalZoom, Rocket Lawyer Make Inroads
In the News: Highlighting key stories about the profession you may have missed.
From the Classrooms: The rise of a groundbreaking legal staffing firm, from inception to profitability.
Cognitive Computing Will Transform Professions
Speaker’s Corner: Scott Ferrauiola is the Associate General Counsel of IBM Watson Group.
