Legal News

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.

ABA questions U.S. News’ decision to rank firms

The American Bar Association vows to look into the methods of the U.S. News & World Report...

Learn something practical in your externship

Whether you’re an intern or a first-year associate, chances are it’s important to you to have meaningful...

Clinic work: My training wheels

After waffling for two and a half years about whether or not I actually want to be...

Starr leaving Pepperdine Law for Baylor University presidency

Ken Starr is leaving Pepperdine after serving as the dean of the law school for the past...

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Harvard replaces suspended public interest program

A $1 million fund is being established at Harvard Law School to provide money for students entering...

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University of Denver names new law dean

Martin Katz, who served as interim dean since July at the Sturm College of Law, says he...

When law profs slack, the students suffer

As in most other aspects of life, the “Seven Deadly Sins” manifest themselves in legal education. There’s plenty...

State board approves Massachusetts’s first public law school

Cheers and applause followed after the state Board of Higher Education voted unanimously to approve plans for...

UC San Diego explores options with Cal Western law

For decades, the University of California San Diego has been interested in establishing a law school. The...

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