
The Dean’s Office: Why The ABA Is Resistant To Change
The ABA is slow to act because it's kind of designed that way.
The ABA is slow to act because it's kind of designed that way.
Dean David Yellen explores some of law schools' most critical challenges: capacity, cost, and quality.
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A law school dean joins the conversation about legal education on ATL.
Critics of the current legal-education model, including my colleague Elie Mystal, have accused the American Bar Association of failing to uphold sufficiently stringent accreditation standards. ABA-accredited law schools proliferate, even though thousands of law school graduates find themselves unemployed or underemployed. The ABA was recently chided by the National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and […]