On March 25-26, 2024, Stanford Law School, the Deborah L. Rhode Center on the Legal Profession, and the American Bar Foundation hosted the 2nd biennial William C. Hubbard Conference on Law and Education. Held at Stanford Law School, the conference was both retrospective and prospective. Attendees reviewed two decades of findings from the landmark “After the JD” research project, celebrated the newly released capstone book, The Making of Lawyers’ Careers, and explored emerging research questions and possible trajectories for future investigations. Here, we summarize the discussion and present the short papers submitted by panelists.