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October 20, 2015Choice Reviews Online47 citations

Glass half full: the decline and rebirth of the legal profession

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Chapter One - Introduction PART I - THE MARKET FOR LAWYERS Chapter Two - Birth, Death, Rebirth, Near Death - American Lawyers from 1776-1950 Chapter Three - From Boom, to Two Professions, to Big Law's Fall - American Lawyers from 1950-Present Chapter Four - Death from Above - Big Law Stumbles Chapter Five - LegalZoom and Death from Below Chapter Six - Death From the State - Tort Reform, Judicial Hostility, and Budget Cuts Chapter Seven - Death from the Side - More Lawyers Fight for Slices of a Smaller Pie PART II - LAW SCHOOLS Chapter Eight - A Brief History of American Law Schools Chapter Nine - The Bleak Present and Near Future for Law Schools PART III - BIG PICTURE AND THE GLASS HALF FULL Chapter Ten - Big Picture and Parallels Chapter Eleven - The Good News for American Consumers Chapter Twelve - The Profession and Law Schools that Emerge Will be Stronger and Better Chapter Thirteen - Conclusion

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a08d01f1b91a3b1ea5b63eehttps://doi.org/10.5860/choice.192982
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