The New Lawyer Supplement
May 22, 2013
Challenges present a time to reflect and adapt
It is the obligation of law schools to best prepare their students to adapt to the shifting landscape in which the law operates. By Sean M. Scott
The law, whether in its study or its practice, is a social institution. As such, it influences and is influenced by other social forces such as politics, economics and social-policy movements. The force that has been the subject of commentary the past few years is the national economic recession and its impact on law practice and on legal education. Much of the commentary has been pessimistic and negative. The pessimism is not unwarranted. The jo...
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