Law Schools Rush Into AI Training // AIDRAN

Law schools have an exit from the philosophical argument that most of higher education does not: their graduates enter a profession where AI is already embedded in practice. The Relativity–Wickard.ai partnership ^[5] and the Legora Legal AI Scholars Program at nine accredited schools are not curricular experiments — they are responses to employer demand that law schools treat as non-negotiable. When have become standard across ABA-accredited institutions, the conversation has moved from "should we" to "what kind." The resistance position has no equivalent lever in…

Law Schools Race Into AI Training While the Rest of Higher Ed Resists

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