Nearly half of law firm associates believe law school did not adequately prepare them for practice, a new survey has found.
When asked what they would change about their law school experience, the most common answer provided by the surveyed associates was more practical skills and a greater focus on transactional practices.
Schools looking to stay on the cutting edge could get the ball rolling by offering summer workshops on what a day in the life of a transactional lawyer or other legal career paths looks like - even if it isn't the most in-depth learning opportunity possible, a crash course would be better than a crash landing.
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