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Thomas Jefferson graduate’s lawsuit over employment stats faces long odds

A recent graduate of Thomas Jefferson School of Law has filed a class action lawsuit against her...

Promotions at Campbell, Elon, Northeastern

Campbell University’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law named Melodye Hendrix as its new Senior Director of...

Law grad employment rate hits lowest mark in 15 years

Employment for recent law school grads is at its lowest rate in fifteen years, and employment at...

Loyola’s Higginson to be nominated to US Fifth Circuit

Loyola University New Orleans associate professor Stephen Higginson will be nominated for a position on the United...

NALP names Marcelyn Cox as new president

Marcelyn R. Cox, Assistant Dean of Career Development at Miami Law, is the newest President of the...

Vermont launches online environmental LL.M.

Vermont Law School , which is already at the forefront of the environmental law field, will now...
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How to be a good summer associate

So you earned top grades, survived the interviews, and landed that coveted summer associate position. Now all...

Law firms cut back on diversity resources

The nation’s law firms still value diversity, even if they are investing fewer resources into it, according...

Federal Clerkship feeder schools

Data has long been available on the number of students who work at clerkships. But for the...

Law firms get poor grades for transparency

Law firms get a D- for transparency in decision-making, according to a recent report by Vault. Vault recently...
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