Vol. 3 No. 3 (2013): How many lawyers are too many lawyers: perspectives, context and place

Issue edited by Eyal Katvan (Ramat Gan Law School), Carole Silver (Indiana University) and Neta Ziv (Tel Aviv University)

Published: 30-07-2013

Thematic Articles

Doing Good Instead of Doing Well? What Lawyers Could be Doing in a World of “Too Many” Lawyers

Carrie Joan Menkel-Meadow

378-408
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"Overcrowding the Profession" – an Artificial Argument?

Eyal Katvan

409-429
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Production of Lawyers in Israel – What Does Unauthorized Practice of Law Have to Do With It?

Neta Ziv

430-449
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Law Schools and the Continuing Growth of the Legal Profesion

Herbert Kritzer

450-473
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Professional Prestige in the Indian LPO Industry

Swethaa Ballakrishnen

474-511
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The Acceleration in the Number of Lawyers in Israel - What have Changed?

Limor Zer-Gutman

512-532
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Holding Onto ‘Too Many Lawyers’: Bringing International Graduate Students to the Front of the Class

Carole Silver

533-560
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Access to Justice in South Africa: Are there Enough Lawyers?

David Mcquoid-Mason

561-579
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Barriers to the Profession: Inaction in Ontario, Canada and its Consequences

Avner Levin, Asher Alkoby

580-594
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Tesco Law and Tesco Lawyers: Will our Needs Change if the Market Develops?

Avrom Sherr, Simon Thomson

595-610
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