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Will 2011 Lateral Hiring Trends Continue in 2012?

  By Hillary Mantis The number of lawyers employed by firms remained static in 2011, according to data recently...

Part-time work declined for first time in 17 years

By Hillary Mantis The number of lawyers working part-time decreased slightly in 2011, for the first time in...

Ave Maria student arrested; Virginia student gets away with lying

It was a GOOD Week for … Getting away with lying, after it was announced that Johnathan Perkins,...

Duncan School of Law files appeal with ABA. But can it win?

Lincoln Memorial University’s Duncan School of Law has filed an administrative appeal with the American Bar Association...

5 Easy ways to build your network in 2012

BY HILLARY MANTIS Whether your New Years’ Resolution is to find a job, or improve the one that...

Vanderbilt embezzlement, Law school transparency grades schools

It was  BAD Week for… Cooking the books, after a former employee of Vanderbilt Law School was arrested...
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How legal education is changing, albeit slowly

By Jack Crittenden At this year’s annual gathering of law professors and law school administrators, known as the...

Atlanta’s John Marshall to open Savannah branch, new dean at La Verne

It was a GOOD week for ... Starting Fresh, after Allen Easley resigned as dean of La Verne...

Standard of Living for public service

We ranked more than 160 law schools based on standard of living for public service. Standard of Living...

Finally, some good job news

By Hilary Mantis As the year draws to a close, there is finally some good news. The legal...
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