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Part of the law school culture is to allow visiting professors, law firm partners and associates, and professors from other departments to teach. This has some obvious advantages: it promotes collaboration among law schools, professors and students; it exposes students to different perspectives and teaching styles; and it gives students a chance to take courses not otherwise taught at BLaw. It also has some obvious disadvantages: you have little warning if the visiting professor is a DB. In our continually shrinking world, we're able to mitigate this somewhat.I've gotten pretty lucky so far... In particular, M@ssey seems great. In fact, he informed Patrick not 5 seconds ago that the exam format wasn't bargain-able. :)
How have ya'll fared? Any upsides/downsides I've missed?
Full post as published by Nuts & Boalts on January 14, 2009 (boomark / email).
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