Sentences with phrase «traditional legal education»

The clinic is designed to complement and build upon the first two years of traditional legal education.

As such, it's clear traditional legal education and training are not exactly keeping up.

Legal research seminars are also often on the learning opportunities offered by traditional legal education providers.

However, the legal profession is now at a point where its members need to learn new tools and methodologies that were not, and are not, part of traditional legal education.

Reformed route could profoundly shake up traditional legal education models — and be trouble for legal executives

The distinction is in the augmentation (to use an appropriate AI reference) and integration of traditional legal education with 21st century experience and skills ranging from:

Is the approaching crisis one of legal service delivery outside of urban centres or one of legal service delivery by people with full traditional legal educations, rather than by paralegals and the Internet — including an expanding quantity and good quality of «official» or semi-official or even private sources for online legal advice?

Integrating clinic work is a valuable tool to enhance traditional legal education as it gives the students context.

Mark will be speaking to The Law Society's Training Committee on issues related to «bridging the gap» between traditional legal education and skills required in the legal marketplace.

Media stories criticize traditional legal education for being too expensive while producing graduates unprepared for practice.

The incubator model fills the gaping holes in a traditional legal education by providing real world experience in areas like accounting, marketing, business development, and technology within the safe confines of a teaching environment.

The high - end transaction will need full service, but the smaller client, in or outside urban centres, may want to rely on something cheaper — whether or not consciously sacrificing the depth or subtlety that a traditional legal education allows a real lawyer to offer (whether he or she does or not, in a fee - cutting pratical world.)

While the traditional legal education model has bred students to «Think like a lawyer,» the resulting outcome has left many graduating law students struggling to find employment that justifies the huge debt load many students take on and has created a huge access to justice gap that persist in low - income and rural communities.

The most obvious benefit is avoiding the high cost of a traditional legal education, which most students finance with student loans.

These skills, too often glossed over by traditional legal education, were essential in surviving the toughest legal job market in decades.

The intermediary organization would focus on creating an advanced multidisciplinary curriculum that delivers outstanding breadth and depth of instruction at a per - unit cost significantly lower than traditional legal education.

These traits have traditionally been ignored at best and suppressed at worst in the course of traditional legal education and associate training.