Back in 2010, it was all the rage to hire law deans and professors to run universities and colleges. Legal educators accepted positions running Furman University, the University of Maryland, Brandeis University, Catholic University of America and Baylor University, to name a few.
That trend cooled off somewhat in 2011, but apparently legal educators are back in demand.
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