• “One 2010 study of hiring at top-tier law schools since 2000 fund that the median amount of practical experience was one year, and that nearly half of faculty members had never practiced law for a single day. If medical schools took the same approach, they’d be filled with professors who had never set foot in a hospital.”

Bottom Line:

Students are not learning everything they need to know in order to become a successful lawyer. They end up needing further training when hired into the field and attorneys are not happy with that.

Same article, different less bias title. Weird. If I saw this title first I would have simply passed by it. When you click on it, it goes to the other title “What They Don’t Teach Law Students: Lawyering”

I went to see what other articles he wrote to see if he wrote any other bias titled articles.

and because word cloud is so cool and fun…..

Just as I suspected, this articled stated facts focusing on law.

http://youtu.be/q12H2fJcHL8