IAALS Presents Educating Tomorrow’s Lawyers

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updated Jan 20, 2022

Summary: With a goal towards ensuring that today’s lawyers are prepared for the demands of the market, the blog run by the IAALS follows today’s legal trends and news.
 
Educating Tomorrow’s Lawyers

Culture and technology are changing the way society operates, which in turn changes how the legal market runs. This is causing legal employers and members of the profession to demand a change in how lawyers are educated and trained. This is why this program and blog were started.

The Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System (IAALS) created the initiative “Educating Tomorrow’s Lawyers” to address this concern. The national initiative collaborates with law schools and industry leaders such as employers, judges, lawyers, and legal educators to ensure that both are working towards the same goals.

The blog is broken up into the four sections of Rule One, Quality Judges, Honoring Families, and Educating Tomorrow’s Lawyers. There are a variety of writers that provide the posts, including Malia Reddick, Hunter Metcalf, Zachary Willis, and Rebecca Love Kourlis.
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The latest post is titled “Ten Years of IAALS: Driving Data-Fueled Innovation in Legal Education.” The post celebrates the 10th anniversary of IAALS and discusses what it strives to do for the legal system.

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