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Modernising Legal Education

Published by Cambridge University Press

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Do lawyers need to learn to code?: A practitioner perspective on the ‘polytechnic’ future of legal education

Book chapter
The lawyer of the future will exist as a ‘polytechnic’ or ‘many-skilled’ professional, applying their legal expertise to a client’s changing world in an increasingly agile way and within a range of organisational settings. For legal educators, there is a need to consider how education can best prepa…

Paths to practice: Regulating for innovation in legal education and training

Book chapter
Most agree that lawyers of the future will need a greater understanding of how technology can be used to design and deliver legal services. The issue for those involved in setting content for any route to qualification is defining the extent to which this must be regulated, as much as identifying th…