Interview with Columbia Law Professor Michael Heller
(PrawfsBlawg) By Jessica Erickson Professor Erickson’s next interview in her blog series with VAP and fellowship directors. Michael Heller, the Lawrence A. Wien Professor of Real Estate Law, oversees the Associates-in-Law Program at Columbia Law School.
Read More about Interview with Columbia Law Professor Michael HellerInterview with Stanford Law Professor Jeanne Merino
(PrawfsBlawg) By Jessica Erickson Professor Erickson (Richmond Law), chair of AALS Committee on Becoming a Law Teacher, continues her blog series interviewing VAP and fellowship directors. Jeanne Merino, Director of the First-Year Legal Research and Writing Program, oversees the fellows in Stanford Law School’s Thomas C. Grey Fellowship for Legal Research and Writing.
Read More about Interview with Stanford Law Professor Jeanne MerinoPublic Service Loan Forgiveness Program Will Probably Be Retroactively Eliminated
(TaxProf Blog) By Paul Caron Professor Caron (Pepperdine Law) posts an abstract and link to Gregory S. Crespi’s (SMU Dedman Law) recent Connecticut Law Review article on predicting the future of the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
Read More about Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program Will Probably Be Retroactively EliminatedIn-Class Exams Are Probably Wrong
PrawfsBlawg (By Gerard Magliocca) Professor Magliocca (Indiana University McKinney Law) discusses his move away from closed book, timed in-class exams.
Read More about In-Class Exams Are Probably WrongDean Gerken’s Vision Versus Malcolm Gladwell’s Experience
Best Practices for Legal Education (by Andrea A. Curcio) Professor Curcio (Georgia State University Law) compares author Malcolm Gladwell’s recent comments in a podcast episode on the timed LSAT with Yale Law Dean Heather Gerken’s vision for legal education in a recent Harvard Law Review article.
Read More about Dean Gerken’s Vision Versus Malcolm Gladwell’s ExperienceThe Overhyped Rise Of Robot Lawyers
TaxProf Blog (by Paul Caron) In a new article in the Arizona Law Review, Milan Markovic (Texas A&M) explains that artificial intelligence is likely to enhance law practice rather than replace it.
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