Consensus: Law schools aren't changing fast enough
Law schools have to innovate to stay relevant in the changing legal industry. If they don't, their graduates will have fewer career options and law schools will face more questions about the value of a high-cost law degree.
That was the diagnosis offered by a group of lawyers and legal educators who met in New York on Friday for a two-day conference intended to produce strategies for change throughout law schools.
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