Corrected: To paraphrase Hillary Clinton, it takes a village in order to have true innovation within the legal industry—especially when it comes to closing the sizable gap between those who…
An ABA committee is recommending the elimination of a rule that allows most law schools to admit up to 10 percent of their entering classes with students who haven’t taken…
It might be strange to attend a conference about innovation in legal services and hear the names Carole King and Herbert Hoover invoked as major themes.
A U.S. Supreme Court decision on state regulation of teeth-whitening services has some bar groups frowning and advocates for alternative ways of providing legal services breaking into smiles.
Not yet a decade out of law school and already gaining a name as a passionate lawyer, volunteer and activist, Roula Allouch has had her feet firmly planted in two…
May 1, 2015 6:40 AM CDT
Roula Allouch: “There are so many rights that women have in this faith.” Photo by Kathy Anderson.
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Law schools would be required to provide more detailed information about attrition rates for admitted students under a proposed change in the reporting requirements being sought by an ABA committee. May 1, 2015 6:10 AM CDT
Currently, schools don’t have to count as having failed a student who withdraws before dismissal. Shutterstock.com
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As the world prepares to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the sealing of Magna Carta on June 15, it is important for us as citizens —and especially as lawyers—to reflect…
Legal Talk Network attended the 2015 ABA Techshow in Chicago this month to record interviews with various panelists and participants. Below are some of the podcasts we thought our readers…
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