Why weigh factors like law school faculty size and bar passage rates when you can simply look at the number of "Super Lawyers" among the alumni? Last week, the publisher of Super Lawyers magazine unleashed its first ever law school rankings, and the criteria are that simple. A pair of law school deans point out that the biggest, rather than the best, law schools have an advantage in these rankings, but noted that considering the post-graduation accomplishments of law school alumni isn't such a bad idea.
November 30, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Why waste time weighing factors like faculty size and bar passage rates when choosing a law school when you can simply look at one factor — the number of Super Lawyers among the alumni?
At least that’s what Law & Politics, the publisher of Super Lawyers magazine, thinks.
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