Around the Blawgosphere: Profs on Economic Realities; Can We Have ‘Authentic Conversations’ Online?

Around the Blawgosphere: Profs on Economic Realities; Can We Have ‘Authentic Conversations’ Online?

Profs’ Blogging Symposium This week, Legal Ethics Forum hosted the “LEF Symposium on Legal Education’s Response to the Economic Realities Facing the Profession.” It was conducted by having more than 20 law professors contribute posts over a three-day period about “the implications of economic pressures on the way we teach our students. … Our goal is to inspire a meaningful conversation about how we can better serve and prepare our students in light of the economic realities they face.” Most of the bloggers were LEF’s regular contributors, although the University of Colorado Law School’s Paul Campos wrote a post as well: ”

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