By Karen Sloan | May 5, 2019
In the latest report in a series on the high rate of bar exam failures, Law.com takes a close look at two law graduates who endured the shocking disappointment of flunking the test and how they embarked on a course to rebound.
By Scott Flaherty | April 28, 2019
The recruiting advantages held by Big Law mean that record-low bar pass rates are affecting small firms and public sector organizations the most.
By Karen Sloan | April 21, 2019
As part of Law.com's series on the high rate of bar exam failure, we examine the steps law schools are taking to fix the problem.
By Karen Sloan | April 14, 2019
In this first installment of The Big Fail, a series focused on the high percentage of law graduates failing the bar and the impact on law schools and the legal profession, Law.com examines how far rates have dropped in recent years and the reasons for the decline.
By Renee Griffin | April 10, 2019
It's been a strange experience to read about the U.S. Supreme Court justices disagreeing with the admissions process at Michigan Law School, while sitting in the halls of that school as a student lucky enough to be let in.
By ALM Staff | March 11, 2019
In a ReplyAll discussion on Thursday, Law.com legal education editor Karen Sloan and Law.com editor-in-chief Leigh Jones will talk about the law schools that offer the best tuition deals for snagging Big Law jobs and which schools are the favorites relied upon by particular law firms.
By Angela Morris | February 7, 2019
The New York-based nonprofit network is made of up about 5,000 lawyers and includes a clinical program involving students from 18 schools who partner with advocacy groups to advance social change.
By Renee Griffin | February 6, 2019
The planning for summer jobs—not just this coming summer, but the one after 2L year, which potentially leads to an offer of post-graduate employment—has begun in earnest, bringing with it a pressure to “network” that makes me cringe at the very word.
By Karen Sloan | January 11, 2019
G. Marcus Cole, who has ties to conservative organizations and is the first non-white dean to lead Notre Dame University Law School, will replace Dean Nell Jessup Newton, who has led the school for a decade.
By Renee Griffin | December 18, 2018
A sense of panic lurks in the background of every class, every passing hello in the hallways and even every weekend night at the bars.
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