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...norms of the legal profession. At the Law School, Nanda currently teaches a professional services course, which uses business school-style case study methods to teach students how to run professional service firms. Additionally, Nanda said he plans on teaching a new week-long leadership course for in-house counsel lawyers next year. His leadership course will be an extension of last year’s week-long course called “Leadership in Law Firms,” in which lawyers who run law firms were given classes to improve their managerial skills. Through teaching, Nanda said...
...that they have given up. The College is not the same as it was in 1636, so if it is to remain the special educational community that it dreams itself to be, students and faculty members must work together to stop the encroachment by the Office of General Counsel and outside consultants only worried about “streamlining...
...constitutional law? CRS: After law school, I worked for the Office of Legal Counsel in the Department of Justice, which focused on constitutional questions. I also clerked for Thurgood Marshall and Benjamin Kaplan. Originally, constitutional law was the glamor field of law teaching. I thought that it would be really great if I had a chance to get involved in an area that helped define the nation’s understanding of itself and possibly make a contribution. [...] It was endlessly exciting and an area in which if you figure something out you could help the system and that would...
...union wage gap.” In addition to clerking for Judge Stephen R. Reinhardt of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit after receiving his law degree from Yale, he served as a staff attorney at the Workplace Justice Project and assistant general counsel of the Service Employees International Union...
...Hopefully the other members of the committee—its Chairman Donald H. Pfister, Elaine Scarry, Stephen A. Mitchell—and staff member Heather Quay of the Office of General Counsel, are more open-minded, if a little skeptical. Otherwise, it is troubling to think they have been guided through the first few months of the review by Ellison, who evidently doesn’t believe it should be reviewed in the first place...