Quote of the Day: Duncan Law, You're Doing It Wrong
Does Duncan Law stand a chance in its antitrust suit against the American Bar Association? This law professor thinks that the school's lawsuit is doomed to be a failure....
The lawsuit is doomed. The antitrust argument seems to be that the A.B.A. is limiting the number of law schools. But there are 200 A.B.A.-approved law schools, so if the council’s secret agenda is to limit competition, it’s doing a lousy job.
— Stephen Gillers, New York University law professor and legal ethics expert, commenting on Duncan Law’s chances of prevailing in its antitrust lawsuit against the ABA.
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