ABA Journal

The New Normal

Why cling to well-intentioned rules and practices that don’t actually work?

What's driving change in legal education and why you should care

How this duo is trying to ReInvent law school

D-Day for law school deans

When measuring achievement of lawyers, should hours or results matter most?

Was Rutgers GC blamed for properly managing a process to the wrong outcome?

What clients are saying about the future—and what it means

Why 'Tomorrow's Lawyers' is required reading

Law schools should consider med-school model--a dean's view

Why waste the crisis in legal education?

Why clients fear alternative fee arrangements

Only law schools that tackle costs, graduate client-centered lawyers will survive--a dean's view

Adding value, managing costs, and participating in the conversation–a dean’s view

How would you shape the law school experience for the next generation?

Why not improve value instead of doubling down on bad practices?

Do you deduct time from your billing sheet for bathroom breaks? And other billable-hour mysteries

13 New Year's Resolutions for Improving Client Service

Reshaping Legal Education to Match the New Normal

The Aftermath of Urging Law Firms Not to Send Out Price-Increase Letters

Time to Blow Up the Billable Hour Formula

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