Harvard Law School Center on the Legal Profession

The Center on the Legal Profession is a research organization dedicated to providing a richer understanding of the rapidly changing global legal profession. We do this by conducting, sponsoring and publishing world-class empirical RESEARCH on the profession; innovating and implementing new methods and content for TEACHING law students and practicing lawyers; and fostering broader and deeper connections BRIDGING between legal practitioners and the academy. For more on our research and mission, visit us at https://clp.law.harvard.edu Be sure to check out our digital publication, The Practice—the Center's bridge between empirical research on the legal profession and practicing lawyers, law students, and others in and around the profession. Each bimonthly issue features an in-depth examination of a core theme through original empirical research, analyses of its implications for individuals and institutions, briefs on related case studies and journal articles, and diverse perspectives from thought leaders in and around the legal profession. With thousands of subscribers spread across top law schools, Am Law 100 firms, and more than 160 countries, The Practice showcases the Center’s research in an innovative and serious way. See for yourself at https://thepractice.law.harvard.edu