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July bar exam is anything but a sure thing; options are being floated

With every passing day, the July bar exam appears to be a likely COVID-19 casualty. Already a number...

A nurse practitioner for legal services?

By Todd Carney Over the last few years, the need for corporate legal jobs has consistently declined, despite...

The bar exam and COVID-19: The need for immediate action

The bar exam is a huge gathering of people. And that kind of large-scale social interaction is...

5 tips for studying during quarantine

By Alexandra Sumner These past few weeks have been both alarming and inconvenient, but I think it’s safe...

UC Irvine Law Review boasts all-women board – a first

One glass ceiling at UC Irvine School of Law is no longer intact. For the first time in...

Summer associates got job offers at historic clip

In 2019, it was a good time to be a summer associate. A very good time. That's because...

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Mitchell Hamline’s online expertise tapped by law schools in wake of virus

COVID-19 has been the Big Disrupter, derailing travel, stock markets and health care infrastructures. Even sporting events...

FAMU Law honors legal pioneer

Most law schools don't have quite the history as Florida A&M University (FAMU) College of Law. It was established...

Law School Students of the Year

We've said it before and we'll say it again: There's no more difficult story to write then...

USC Law gets gift to pump up public interest

Add the University of Southern California Gould School of Law to the list of law schools improving their public...

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