Welcome to The Roundup for the week ending July 10. We have lots of thought-provoking pieces to share this week.

From Around the Web

• Are You Controlling Your Client’s Narrative: Most people’s lives are quite mundane, but they want, they expect, the ups and downs of fairy tales they’ve heard all their lives. That doesn’t change when they walk into your law firm.(Above the Law)
• How to Practice for a Legal Job Interview: It’s common knowledge that you need to research the organization and the job and be ready to talk about what you can offer, but it’s also important – for a real edge – to actually practice interviewing. Here are a few suggestions to set you on the right path. (About.com)
• Is It Time to Start Shutting Down Law Schools? No one wants to go to law school, yet new ones keep popping up. (Bloomberg Business)
• Reinventing The Law Business: Where Is The Legal Profession Heading? This second article in a four-part series dealing with one attorney’s predictions for the future of different types of law firms as the legal profession changes. (Above the Law)

Image Credit: Elena Ray/Shutterstock