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NJ Gov calls law student an idiot; fewer law students headed into politics

It was a BAD week for… Speaking your mind, after a Rutgers-Camden law student was called an “idiot”...

On campus recruitment was up in 2011

On campus recruitment by U.S. law firms showed modest gains during the late summer and early fall...

Houston, Calgary offer joint degree program in energy law

The University of Houston Law Center and The University of Calgary announced the formation of the International...

Eric Lane appointed as interim dean at Hofstra

Hofstra University has named Professor Eric Lane as interim dean of the Maurice A. Deane School of...

Anthony Crowell to take over helm at New York Law School

New York Law School has named Anthony W. Crowell, Counselor to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg,...

Limbaugh calls law student a “slut”; Harvard best law school in world

It was a BAD Week for… Taking a controversial stand, after Rush Limbaugh called Sandra Fluke, the Georgetown...

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Summer hiring is up this year

“The worst of the summer-hiring slump for law students may be over,” according to Thomson Reuters News...

Georgetown student testifies about the pill; Tamanaha book to reveal the bad actors

It was a GOOD week for ... Getting heard, after Sandra Fluke, a Georgetown law student, was finally...

Indiana-Bloomington partners with school in India

Law students can now earn a J.D. from Indiana University Maurer School of Law in Bloomington, Ind....

Tuition three times faster than inflation, but some schools buck the trend

Tuition for private law schools grew from an average of $21,790 in 2000 to $37,702 in 2010,...

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