Texas A&M University School of Law has joined a national trend with the launch of its incubator program to help graduates transition into solo and small-firm practices.
The new Texas A&M program, expected to roll out this summer, shares similar goals of more than 30 such incubating proposals that have been started nationwide, according to the American Bar Association tally.
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