Exploring the Role of Adjunct Professors in Law Schools

The chapter sheds light on the prevalence and impact of adjunct professors in law schools, revealing statistics on the number of lawyers serving in this capacity and their contribution to teaching a substantial portion of classes. It discusses the standards set by the ABA and the reasons behind law schools' reliance on adjuncts, from providing varied experiences for students to financial considerations. Additionally, the chapter delves into the process and motivations for lawyers to become adjunct professors, underscoring how this role can offer unique benefits and opportunities for professional growth.