Law Practice
Sep. 20, 2006
Judges Ought to Grade Lawyers on the Quality of Their Lawyering
FORUM COLUMN - Like clockwork, a few weeks into each new law school semester my second- and third-year students, each of whom is working in a judge's chambers, start telling me all about you, the lawyers whose work they read and appearances they observe.
Forum Column
By Marsha N. Cohen
Like clockwork, a few weeks into each new law school semester my second- and third-year students, each of whom is working in a judge's chambers, start telling me all about you, the lawyers whose work they read and appearances they observe.
They are not impressed.
That's not...
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