SeRiouS: an LPTI-supported Project to Improve Students’ Learning and Bar Performance
This post is by Prof. Gabe Teninbaum, a Suffolk Law faculty member who teaches Legal Practice Skills, Negotiation, and, beginning in the fall of 2014, Lawyering in the Age of Smart Machines (a core course in the LPTI Concentration). Gabe is also a frequent...Protecting Client Confidences in a Digital Age: The Case of the NSA
The following item originally appeared on Jurist: Protecting client confidences used to be so much easier. Lawyers could place sensitive documents in a locked file cabinet behind a locked office door, and that pretty much did the trick. Today, the protection of...Suffolk Law Students are Creating Apps to Promote Access to Justice
In Lawyering in the Age of Smart Machines, Suffolk Law students create software applications, which are typically focused on promoting access to justice. Below, Vedika Mehera describes her app, which she recently completed under the supervision of adjunct professor...Innovation in Legal Education
In a competition for the best oxymoron, “innovation in legal education” would surely be a contender. After all, law schools have taught students largely the same knowledge and skillset for decades, despite dramatic changes to the modern legal marketplace. One...Subscribe by Email
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