Supporting The Legal Accountability Project Because Transparency Shouldn’t Be Controversial

Sarah shares why she donates to The Legal Accountability Project, a nonprofit working to bring transparency to the judicial clerkship system. 

She talks about the power judges hold, how law schools often ignore bad behavior, and why more information—not more prestige—is what law students really need. 

If you've ever wondered why the legal profession protects its own at the expense of young lawyers, this episode offers a candid look at what needs to change.

See show notes at formerlawyer.com/270