Overview
Michael Fayhee, an alumnus of the University of Michigan Law School, told the law school’s students to “take a broad smattering of courses” and embrace learning opportunities outside of law, particularly those related to business. “Take a class in accounting, or at the very least read the Wall Street Journal,” Mr. Fayhee urged. “You’ll need to understand how a business works because your partners and clients are going to expect you to.”
