This post continues in the vein of Part I (239), in illuminating the ways in which the structure of legal services regulation in the United States is highly balkanized, a condition which raises the costs of the justice system and creates impediments to serious
Imagine a legal sector neatly divided into two groups: the Rule Makers and the Risk Takers. With evidence piling up that the legal market is not working for ordinary citizens, the Rule Makers come together to evaluate possible changes. After the new rules are enacted, the burden shifts
Glass Half Full: The Decline and Rebirth of the Legal ProfessionThe laws of supply and demand have finally caught up with the modern U.S. legal profession,