Two Law Grad Markets

by | April 23, 2014 | Articles, Law Schools, Recruiting

The first thing you learn in your antitrust law course is to ask, “What’s the market?” In other words, define the market you’re talking about, because the definition you select, I promise you, will make all the difference. Antitrust analysis...

Economics in 335 Words

by | April 21, 2014 | Articles, Just Plain Interesting

Tom Sargent, a Professor at NYU, won the 2011 Nobel prize in economics (together with Chris Sims) for his work on “rational expectations” theory.   Four years before that, he gave a speech to Berkeley undergraduates which reads in its entirety: I remember...

Law Schools on Fire

by | April 12, 2014 | Articles, Law Schools, Leadership, Strategy

Yesterday morning I got back to New York on the redeye from Seattle where I’d been at the annual NALP conference, attended by well over 1,000 people involved in career services from law firms and law schools. (I was there figuratively wearing my JD Match hat,...
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