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Thomas Jefferson gets ABA death blow, but it will appeal

Thomas Jefferson School of Law was on the ropes, and it knew it. When it was placed...

West Point cadet killed in accident was a law major

A West Point cadet who died in a recent military vehicle accident was majoring in Law and...

Alabama Law and its well-heeled donor split

It was less than a year ago that The University of Alabama School of Law announced it...

Hawaii Law to freeze tuition for four years

Now there are two pretty cool reasons to think about going to law school in Hawaii. One, you'll...

Law grads may see spikes in hiring, as well as in salaries

This appears to be a good time to be a recent law school graduate, particularly if your...

Rents near law schools can be pricey

If you’re going to a law school away from home, you’re likely going to have to rent...

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Three tips for making your summer job successful

By Hillary Mantis Maria stopped by my office on the last day of classes. She was excited to...

Western State is running out of options

The troubled Western State College of Law Argosy appears to be down to two options. It could close. Or...

First-year associate salaries rise at large law firms

When it comes to first-year associates’ salaries, history has again repeated itself. Even though some of the nation’s...

UCLA Law helps create first-ever immigration clinic at a K-12 public school

UCLA Law has partnered with the university's Graduate School of Education and Information Studies and the Los Angeles...

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