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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.

Law firms cut back on diversity resources

The nation’s law firms still value diversity, even if they are investing fewer resources into it, according...

Federal Clerkship feeder schools

Data has long been available on the number of students who work at clerkships. But for the...

Law firms get poor grades for transparency

Law firms get a D- for transparency in decision-making, according to a recent report by Vault. Vault recently...

Corporate lawyers never seem to get a break in the headlines

Last week alone, the Securities Exchange Commission announced a series of allegations against both companies and lawyers:...

Did profanity bring Lawrence Connell down?

by Jack Crittenden: The odd story of Lawrence Connell seems to pit academic freedom against discrimination and harassment....

Did profanity bring Lawrence Connell down?

by Jack Crittenden: The odd story of Lawrence Connell seems to pit academic freedom against discrimination and harassment....
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Widener prof sues school, claiming dean has “vendetta”

Lawrence Connell, a tenured law professor has filed suit for defamation against Widener University School of Law,...

Ranking the rankings: The best school for you

By Chad Flanders:  When I was deciding where to go to college, my Dad — a dean...

Yale takes the cake in U.S. News’ ‘Most Popular’ law schools list

In an analysis of law schools, measuring the percentage of students accepted by a school who opt...

Competition for government attorney positions is keener than ever

By Julie Chen Allen There seems to be a lot of talk around the nation about rainy days....
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