The legal profession is facing a convergence of forces, most notably significant advances in the capabilities of technology, economic pressures challenging existing business models and globalisation, that herald momentous change to the practice of law. In Australia the lead in seeking to...

The market for entry level legal talent circa 2013 is dysfunctional, as it is organized around stale and unreliable measures of academic ability. Both logic and experience, as well as a fair amount of social science, suggest that success as a lawyer depends upon a wide array of additional...

The market for tort-claiming services is not price competitive. Indicators of an uncompetitive market include uniform pricing unjustified by considerations of efficiency or reduction in agency costs, price inelasticity in the face of highly variable production costs and rewards, the level of...

Professors and law students often consider citation boring to teach and to learn. But when we examine the skills inherent in constructing precise, correct citations, we see magic: The rules of creating flawless citations are the rules of being a good lawyer. This Article explores six valuable...