The article highlights the financial challenges Black law school students face, with statistics showing they incur significantly higher debt than white counterparts. The article aims to alleviate this burden by compiling scholarships, fellowships, and pipeline programs for Black students. These initiatives aim to address the disparities in higher education affordability for Black law students. ***…
This article by Cynthia Rivera shares six best practices that can help an applicant ace their law school admissions interview and leave a lasting impression. *** 1. Research Your Law School: Before your interview, dedicate time to thoroughly research the law school you’re applying to. Familiarize yourself with their programs, faculty, clinics, and any recent…
The article, by Christina R. Fritsch, delves into the complex relationship between lawyers and marketing technology adoption within law firms. Amidst a hyper-competitive legal landscape, where firms demand skill adaptation and technological integration, unwillingness to embrace marketing technology persists among legal professionals. The article outlines practical steps to enhance adoption and utilization of marketing technology,…
Over the past few decades, law offices have integrated a diverse range of technologies, from advanced voice-over-IP phone systems to sophisticated legal case management software. This shift has significantly influenced law firm budgets, with a notable 90% of firms planning to either maintain or boost their technology spending in the coming year. For those exploring…
In the fast-evolving landscape of legal practice, early adopters of Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI) tools are seizing a competitive edge, revolutionizing traditional workflows and enhancing client outcomes. The emergence of Gen AI tools tailored for the legal profession has sparked a critical discussion about lawyers’ duty of technology competence and ethical considerations. With the…
A recent study conducted at the University of Minnesota has shed light on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on law students’ performance in final exams, revealing both positive and negative outcomes. The research, led by Minnesota law professor Daniel Schwarcz and University of Southern California law professor Jonathan Choi, focused on 48 students enrolled…
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