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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Law Firm Pays It Forward; LPR Closed For Holidays
We at LPR are always looking for inspiring stories to spur legal reform. This holiday season, we stumbled on the story of a law firm that started a holiday program to encourage others to do good deeds and pay it … Continue reading
Posted in Reform
Tagged Highperformancegiving.com, Holiday, Hutchens Law Firm, Law Firm, Legal Reform, New Year, Pay it forward
Judicial Assistance For Litigants Without Lawyers?
The D.C. Commission on Judicial Disabilities and Tenure recently called out a D.C. Superior Court judge seeking senior status for “discourteous and impatient treatment of litigants.” The Commission was created in 1970 to oversee the conduct of D.C.’s judges. Reading the … Continue reading
Are Law Schools Catching On?
There seems to be an acknowledgement by certain law schools that the age-old model of law school curricula needs updating to meet the demand for practice ready associate attorneys. While many in the legal field cannot agree on what that … Continue reading
Posted in Reform
Tagged Awareness, Cardozo law school, Edward Zelinsky, Law Schools, Legal, Legal Practices, Legal Reform, Oxford University Press, Tulane University
