Lawyering

Lawyering is about persuading people, by dressing down you’re going in with one arm tied behind your back.

Law Without the Suits : Law is Cool 2008

Beginning with the first-year required course called Lawyering, every student is given the opportunity to apply her or his legal reasoning and analysis skills in the context of a simulated interview of a client, then in an interview of a witness and finally in a session in which they counsel a client.

unknown title 2009

Beginning with the first-year required course called Lawyering, every student is given the opportunity to apply her or his legal reasoning and analysis skills in the context of a simulated interview of a client, then in an interview of a witness and finally in a session in which they counsel a client.

unknown title 2009

Beginning with the first-year required course called Lawyering, every student is given the opportunity to apply her or his legal reasoning and analysis skills in the context of a simulated interview of a client, then in an interview of a witness and finally in a session in which they counsel a client.

unknown title 2009

Beginning with the first-year required course called Lawyering, every student is given the opportunity to apply her or his legal reasoning and analysis skills in the context of a simulated interview of a client, then in an interview of a witness and finally in a session in which they counsel a client.

unknown title 2009

Beginning with the first-year required course called Lawyering, every student is given the opportunity to apply her or his legal reasoning and analysis skills in the context of a simulated interview of a client, then in an interview of a witness and finally in a session in which they counsel a client.

unknown title 2009

This course that you call "Lawyering" ought to have something in it, but I doubt that it does.

Oral History Interview with Naomi Elizabeth Morris, November 11 and 16, 1982, and March 29, 1983. Interview B-0050. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007) 1983

In Sunday's New York Times, David Segal's article "What They Don't Teach Law Students: Lawyering" shines some light on what many law schools don't want their students to know: they won't know how to practice law when they graduate.

Karen Thalacker: Memo to the Legal Community: It Takes a Village to Make a Good Lawyer Karen Thalacker 2011

Lawyering up … except for the fact that he has been chatting ever since he was placed under arrest.

Matthew Yglesias » Strange Libertarians 2010

In Sunday's New York Times, David Segal's article "What They Don't Teach Law Students: Lawyering" shines some light on what many law schools don't want their students to know: they won't know how to practice law when they graduate.

Karen Thalacker: Memo to the Legal Community: It Takes a Village to Make a Good Lawyer Karen Thalacker 2011