Posted Date: December 21, 2009

In the December/January edition of InHouse

comments  

 
0 # lawyerKeith 2010-10-06 08:59
While I can see the author's point, and even agree to a certain extent, I woud be reluctant to agree that U.S. and Canadian law schools have an equal need to include practicum experiences. In the U.S., law school graduates write a state bar exam and go straight into practice as full-fledged lawyers. In Canada, we have a full year of articling under an experienced lawyer as well as a bar admission course before becoming lawyers.
Reply | Reply with quote | Quote | Report to administrator
 

Leave a comment about this article

Security code
Refresh

Latest Videos

More Canadian Lawyer TV...

Digital Editions