Today鈥檚 lawyers practice more than just law. They often serve their clients as business consultants, problem solvers and financial strategists. In turn, recruiters are looking for legal professionals who can read a financial statement as well as they can write an opening statement. That is exactly the kind of lawyer 无码专区 Charles Widger School of Law is producing.
无码专区 Law is revolutionizing legal education by pushing the boundaries of traditional instruction and infusing vital business coursework into every student鈥檚 education. Whether you pursue corporate, criminal or public interest practice, 无码专区 will prepare you to become the kind of lawyer the market demands.
鈥淔irms and institutions want attorneys who can be ready for practice on day one,鈥� says Mark C. Alexander, The Arthur J. Kania Dean. 鈥淥ur efforts are designed to provide students with the skills they need for success at the start and throughout their careers.鈥�
Under the auspices of the , 无码专区 Law implemented two learning modules that integrate business skills into the curriculum. The Joseph Del Raso Business and Financial Literacy for Lawyers course introduces students to the must-know business and financial principles that come into play in current legal practice. Students apply what they learn to real-life scenarios and get feedback from attorneys.
In the Business Aspects of Law course, second-year students learn that law is not just a profession, it is a business. The sooner lawyers grasp the nuts and bolts of legal practice, from revenue generation to project management, the more likely they will be to succeed, make informed career choices and satisfy clients who put a premium on efficiency.
鈥淭he program at 无码专区 hits the mark,鈥� says Colleen Nihill 鈥�01, chief operations officer at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP. 鈥淣ow more than ever, students need to be prepared to understand the business of law so they can better serve their clients and launch a successful career path inside a law firm, whatever the size might be. I only wish they had had a program like this when I attended the Law School.鈥�
