survey says

Posted by Arnie Herz on June 7, 2004

According to this synopsis of an American Bar Association national survey, lawyers need to be better communicators and should be taught “the importance of lawyer-client relationships in law school.” Although a bit dated, the study offers a consumer’s-eye-view of the legal profession that’s still relevant. You can download the study, including an interesting segment on What Americans Like/Do Not Like About Lawyers (pdf).

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david giacalone - June 7, 2004 6:03 PM

Best of luck with this much-needed website, Arnie. Now I don't feel so guilty about retiring ethicalEsq (whose Professionalism archives should interest your readers). For the reasons given here, I think a frequent dose of good haiku is good for lawyers and hope you'll stop by f/k/a.

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