How Successful Lawyers Were Educated Addressed to Students, to Those Who Expect to Become Students, and to Their Parents and Teachers

In this inspiring and thought-provoking book, George A. MacDonald draws on years of experience as a lawyer and legal educator to offer a passionate defense of legal education and its vital role in shaping the future of the legal profession. With incisive analysis and practical advice, MacDonald challenges students, parents, and teachers to rethink their assumptions about legal education and forge new paths to success in the legal field. A must-read for anyone considering a career in law.

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