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The latest news in legal education from law school developments and policy changes to rankings, diversity efforts, and trends shaping the future of the profession.

Why Columbia did the right thing when it offered to defer exams

By Aaron N. Taylor Columbia Law School recently made headlines when it allowed students to petition to have...

How to become a public defender

By Hillary Mantis Many law students dream of a career working in the public sector. But actually finding...

Arizona State raises $37m

It was a good week for raising money, after the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at...

How schools should act when it comes to transfer requests

The American Bar Association, which accredits U.S. law schools, mandates that schools demonstrate both efforts and success...

Traumatized by Michael Brown or Eric Garner cases? Columbia will postpone your exams

It was either a good week or a bad week, depending on your viewpoint. It was a GOOD...

Charleston president quits eight days into job

It’s a BAD week for… New starts, after Charleston School of Law president Maryann Jones quit before signing...

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What are the cutting edge alternative legal careers?

Are you interested in finding out more about cutting edge alternative legal careers? I had the pleasure...

Drexel student sues law firms that didn’t hire him

It was a BAD week for … Simple causation claims, after a third-year law student sued Philadelphia's largest...

UC Irvine ranks 19th among faculty

It was a GOOD week for ... University of California Irvine, after the five-year-old school placed 19th in...

Why are U.S. LL.M. programs so popular?

George Edwards, a law professor at Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law is the world's...

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