If you are considering law school or read the ABA Journal, you may already be aware of much of the information on a new list of “10 things law schools…
The Massachusetts Bar Association’s Task Force on the Law, the Economy and Underemployment released a report last week exploring the causes of and solutions for underemployment of law school graduates.
The California Supreme Court is considering whether to grant a law license to an illegal immigrant, a paralegal who came to the United States as a young child.
Denied in December the provisional accreditation it had hoped to win from the American Bar Association, a Tennessee law school, in addition to filing an appeal directly with the ABA,…
Military spouses who are also lawyers have unique needs when forced to move frequently, and bar officials should accommodate them, according to a resolution passed unanimously on Monday by the…
One might think that a New York law school’s offer to cover the cost of a seventh semester of legal education for struggling third-year students would be seen as a…
A Massachusetts lawyer told a judge last Thursday that he should have heeded the advice of the state Board of Bar Examiners, which had warned him not to start a…
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Mary Reding with first lady Michelle Obama. Photo courtesy of Mary Reding.
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