Brave New World of Legal Training, With Equations, Digits and Bytes

The legal profession has a well-deserved reputation as a haven for smart people with limited math aptitude. (When was the last time you heard a lawyer talk about how much fun the logic problems of the LSAT were?)  Here, from MSU College of Law's Dan Katz, is an exploration of a different model: lawyers trained in quantitative methods, information engineering, supply chain management, and technology.

HT: Legal Ethics Forum