Education
US law school applications have reached their highest level since 2010. But a larger talent pipeline is forming as entry-level legal work changes, forcing firms and legal departments to reconsider recruitment, training and the skills future lawyers will need.
The University of Chicago Law School’s laptop ban is not an attack on artificial intelligence. It is an attempt to separate foundational legal reasoning from AI-assisted work. As generative AI reshapes professional services, the policy offers lessons for universities and employers seeking to develop critical thinking alongside technological fluency.
Beth Crocker blends her passions for agriculture and law at Clemson University to support South Carolina’s farmers and forests
Valencia Gallon-Stubbs has practiced in countless legal arenas. Her extensive legal experience is an asset to Bethune-Cookman University.
General Counsel David Stafford talks McGraw Hill’s growing business through a pandemic, company sale, and complete transformation
Although she’s now a legal eagle serving as principal counsel, labor and employment for the…
During the hiring process for a newly created position in Laureate Education’s legal department, Rick…
As vice president and general counsel for Stanford University, Debra Zumwalt delves into every legal…
The Office of the General Counsel (OGC) for the University of Missouri System includes a…
Once upon a time, Cengage was Thomson Learning, a traditional publishing house. The education company…
Before joining the University of Oregon in 2015 as vice president and general counsel, Kevin…
Michael Norton had toyed with the idea of working in higher education long before he…
