By almstaff | March 27, 2015
An expert panel's proposals for liberalizing disability accommodations for the Law School Admission Test would undermine the exam's integrity, the organization that administers the test has argued in court papers.
By Vivia chen | March 26, 2015
Legal academia is chock full of women and minorities.
By Nicholas W. Allard | March 26, 2015
Last July's historic nationwide drop in the bar passage rate brought into sharp focus the urgent need to overhaul a system that ill serves the public, the profession and certainly the graduates of our law schools. Over the past several months, fellow deans across the country have asked for a complete, credible and accurate explanation of the July 2014 results. We still are waiting.
By John Council | March 26, 2015
This same law school, rated in a recent issue of The National Jurist magazine, is also the oldest in Texas.
By Karen Sloan | March 26, 2015
The Indiana University Maurer School of Law-Bloomington will rename its building to honor Lowell Baier, who has pledged $20 million from his estate to his alma mater.
By By David A. Grenardo | March 25, 2015
Résumés can open doors, and they can also ensure that some doors never open. Creating a stellar résumé remains a key aspect of obtaining a job in a tight legal market.
By Karen Sloan | March 25, 2015
A missing nuclear warhead. An outbreak of Ebola. A suspected terrorist with a bulging backpack walking a New York City street. Those are a few of the national security scenarios students from a dozen law schools could face in Washington beginning on Friday as a two-day simulation places them in the role of the nation's top decision-makers during a crisis.
By almstaff | March 24, 2015
New York Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman moderated a discussion Monday at Albany Law School featuring the chief judges of four other states, who discussed how their courts decide which cases to hear and some of the peculiarities of their judiciaries.
By Karen Sloan | March 24, 2015
The demographic groups most underrepresented on law faculties include white Christians and Republicans, according to research by Northwestern University School of Law professor James Lindgren.
By Rick Kopstein, Photographer | March 20, 2015
Mayer Brown hosted St. John's University School of Law's annual scholarship reception Thursday, where student Eugene Ubawike Jr. was the inaugural recipient of a scholarship from the Basil A. Paterson Memorial Scholarship Fund.
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