Law firms are taking a more hands-on approach to shaping the next generation employees and legal practitioners, and they aren’t content to wait until the ink has dried on a law degree.
Case in point: Norton Rose Fulbright announced earlier this month that it had partnered with England’s University of York to create a new law and technology course geared towards both third year law and computer science honors students. The program is scheduled to kick-off in January 2020 and will focus heavily on encouraging students to solve real-life access to justice problems.
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