More law schools are teaching the business of law to help graduates pursuing solo practices, including Nova Southeastern, which is launching its new class this semester.
August 18, 2015 at 04:00 PM
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Along with torts, constitutional law, contracts and civil procedure, law schools have started teaching a new subject in recent years: law firm management.
Recognizing students must learn the business of law—such as how to recruit clients, manage a trust account and track billable hours—law schools are stepping up.
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