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How elitism is killing us: Elitism among federal clerks and judges

By Michelle Weyenberg and Jack Crittenden Brittany Kubisch was one of those lucky few. A 2012 graduate of Pepperdine...

How elitism is killing us: Law firm elitism

By Michelle Weyenberg and Jack Crittenden William Henderson is perhaps the most respected expert in the nation...

University of Nebraska establishes First Amendment Clinic

The University of Nebraska College of Law is establishing a First Amendment Clinic, thanks to a gift...

How elitism is killing legal education, diversity and American society

Fifteen law schools dominate when it comes to landing graduates the country’s most prestigious jobs. While some...

3 benefits of starting your law school outlines early

As the new semester kicks off, there's a nagging question on many law students' minds: "When should...

Student editors should get academic credit or pay, ABA says

The American Bar Association has weighed in on behalf of students who want either academic credit or...

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Law firms should look beyond grades, ABA says

The American Bar Association is asking law firms to place less reliance on class rankings and grades...

Back to law school: 5 tips to a successful start

There is something truly ethereal about the smell of new school supplies—a noisy plastic bag filled to...

Legal technology you need to be using now

Technology is becoming more important in the practice of law, and law students who embrace the basics...

Mental health: It’s OK to not be OK

The number of law students who need help with their emotional or mental health is on the...

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