Looking to land that first job? In a practice-group rut? Or do you want to change careers entirely? If you’re a University of Iowa College of Law grad, help is…
A constitutional law professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock has filed a defamation suit against two students that says they wrongly accused him of being a racist.
Plans for a posh new building in for Ave Maria School of Law have reportedly been scrapped after administrators apparently failed to sell naming rights for $20 million as they…
Notorious as a law student in the late 1960s for his role in Columbia University campus protests, Gustin Reichbach is now a New York Supreme Court judge.
Rattled by a pass rate on the California bar exam among its graduates in July 2007 that dipped to 82 percent, one of the state’s most prestigious law schools is…
So far lawmakers and law enforcers haven’t had much luck improving conditions in crime-plagued Baltimore. So University of Maryland Law Professor Orde F. Kittrie has put the challenge to his…
The Arizona Justice Project, which for the last 10 years has worked on a shoestring to exonerate the wrongfully convicted, is getting a makeover and a…
As mortgage foreclosures rise to new record highs, there is good news on the legislative front for new homeowners: Congress is working on bills that could enhance existing tax breaks.
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