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Jim Walden

Jim WaldenRichard Susskind fears that law schools are not preparing students to be “flexible, team-​based, technologically-​sophisticated, commercially…
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Cristina Carvalho

Cristina CarvalhoI agree with Susskind's analysis. Students would benefit greatly if law schools helped create more of a foundation for the practical…
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Daniel Rodriguez

Daniel RodriguezRichard Susskind's continuing jeremiad on future lawyering has been an enormously wise and far-sighted contribution to the dynamic…
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Gillian Hadfield

Gillian HadfieldSusskind does not mince words: Today's law graduates “are staggeringly ill-prepared for the legal world of the next decade or two.”…
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Erwin Chemerinsky

Erwin ChemerinskyLegal education is better than Richard Susskind realizes. He asserts legal education has changed little since the 1970s, which is when…
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New Jersey Law Journal

NJ Colleges Must Work Closely With DeVos on Campus Sex Assault Guidelines

We call upon New Jersey's public colleges and universities to work closely with the Department of Education to ensure that the revised guidelines protect the rights of all students, complainant and accused alike.
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New York Law Journal

Panel Revives $2.5M in Claims Against School Construction Authority

A state appeals court has reinstated a contractor's bid for roughly $2.5 million in damages against the entity responsible for building schools in New York City in a case regarding disputes over cost overruns for projects in Brooklyn and Queens.
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Daily Report Online

Lack of Free Speech 'Shot Clock' Dooms School Board's Public Comments Policy

It was an opinion easily understood by any Tar Heel lawyer who knows the sky is really Carolina blue.“Control the clock, and you control the game,”…
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New York Law Journal

No Standing for Public Advocate to Represent Disabled Schoolchildren in Bus Controversy, Court Rules

Letitia James, New York City's public advocate, doesn't have the legal capacity to sue the city to provide air-conditioning school busing to disabled children.
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Daily Report Online

Eleventh Circuit Revives SCAD's Patent Lawsuit

Katheryn Hayes [email protected] U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit has revived Savannah College of Art and Design's patent…
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