Dan Savage is probably best known to many as the openly gay author of explicit newspaper sex-advice columns (often written, he says, on the desk he purchased from the estate…
Law students recruited in the fall for 2009 summer associate positions are seeing a one-third drop in job offers, according to a recent survey by the National Association for Law…
New austerity measures announced today in an e-mail sent by Yale University’s president to faculty, staff and alumni include a pay freeze for all faculty and managerial and professional staff—presumably…
Applications to Duke University School of Law hit an all-time record high this year, surging by 4 percent, and the University of Pennsylvania Law School saw a 6 percent increase,…
Two Harvard law students working as legal interns on behalf of a Texas death-row inmate were stopped by sheriff’s deputies and ticketed for criminal trespassing after they tried to interview…
Asked by a friend who is a lawyer to write a statement saying that she wasn’t drunk when she left a bar, New York Supreme Court Justice Joseph Makowski reportedly…
Updated: The National Federation of the Blind filed suit today against the Law School Admissions Council, contending that the LSAC discriminates against those with disabilities because its website and test…
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