Sentences with phrase «generations of lawyers believed»

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«If I was going to stand up in front of my students and really believe that having a legal degree and a career as a lawyer can be among the most fulfilling career choices a person can make,» says Michigan State University law professor Renee Newman Knake, «I needed to be doing something to make sure that would be true going forward for future generations of lawyers.»

An entire generation of lawyers have grown up believing that there is only one question that matters in a lawyer's ad: «Have you been injured?»

If stereotypes are to be believed this praise - hungry generation of lawyers want to have it all: the most interesting work for the best clients, a rapid promotion path — and all on their very flexible terms.

Even when the cost of a law clerk may outstrip the benefit, you may still decide to bring on an intern, believing that part of your role as a lawyer is to help a new generation learn how to practice law.

Most law students believe the legal profession will be resistant to change during their careers, according to research that suggests the next generation of lawyers may be significantly more conservative than many commentators are predicting.

[2] While I did not have the benefit of receiving formal training relevant to the business of the law before I launched my own firm, I strongly believe that we can better prepare the next generation of lawyers to be competitive and innovative in today's market.

The Institute for the Future Law Practice is interested in working with lawyers, legal educators, and allied professionals who believe that we need a new generation of legal professionals who can work more effectively in an increasingly complex and interconnected world.

Anand believes in developing the next generation of criminal lawyers to assume the mantle of counsel and take up the cudgels to preserve due process.

New research has revealed just how few young people believe a career in law will offer them a good work / life balance, sparking fears about recruiting the next generation of lawyers.

I believe I am one of the world's leading family lawyers and I am (apparently) regarded as one of the most innovative family lawyers of my generation:

Kopping - Pavars believes mindful judges would have a beneficial «trickle - down effect» on lawyers and their clients, and a «trickle - up effect» could follow as a new generation of emotionally healthy barristers and solicitors populate the profession.