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Adam N. Eckart is a faculty member at Suffolk University Law School. His research focuses on systemic biases in legal education, particularly the disproportionate emphasis on litigation over transactional law.
His 2022 publication in the Oregon Law Review highlights how litigation-centric approaches affect legal training, professional preparedness, and pro bono practices. The study analyzes disparities in legal writing assignments, clinics, and doctrinal classes, showing graduates are 44% less prepared for transactional careers.
The article proposes concrete reforms to balance curricular priorities and address unmet transactional legal needs in underserved communities.
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