Law students can memorize doctrine all semester and still struggle when it matters most: the client conversation.
That’s why the new eLangdell Press casebook, Interviewing & Counseling, deserves every law professor’s attention.
This new resource helps bridge the gap between legal theory and real-world practice by focusing on one of the most essential lawyer competencies — communicating effectively with clients.
Inside the casebook:
• Practical interviewing and counseling frameworks
• Realistic client-centered scenarios
• Skills-focused learning opportunities
• Flexible, classroom-ready materials
Like all eLangdell Press casebooks, Interviewing & Counseling is openly accessible and designed to support innovative legal education.
If we want practice-ready graduates, we have to teach the conversations that shape the profession.
Review the new casebook today and consider it for your next course adoption.
