Loyola Law School
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Food, Loyola Law School, Reality TV
Loyola L.A. Law Grad Gets Savaged in the Shark Tank
Jeff Hughes graduated from Loyola Law School – Los Angeles in 1992. Then, like now, law jobs were hard to come by. Hughes didn’t need an LLM in entrepreneurship to come up with an interesting business idea though. He and his paralegal wife decided to start a “coffee & counsel shop” aimed at middle class […] -
Loyola Law School, Morning Docket
Morning Docket 09.14.09
* Loyola University law school will be named will rename its building after personal injury lawyer Philip H. Corboy. [Chicago Tribune Loyola University of Chicago (press release)] * A Connecticut lawyer is fighting a one-man battle against improper legal services advertising. [Boston Globe] * An end is finally in sight for the summer-long Astor trial. […]
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Loyola Law School, Rankings, U.S. News
Loyola Law School (L.A.) Blames Name Mistake For Drop In Rankings
This year’s U.S. News Law School Rankings saw Loyola Law School (L.A.) drop from #63 to #71. Despite the back-and-forth between Above the Law and Loyola Law dean Victor Gold, the drop had nothing to do with us. Apparently, the drop didn’t have anything to do with any legitimate factor. Brian Leiter is on the […]
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Job Searches, Loyola Law School
Loyola OCI Follow-Up
On Tuesday, I told you about Loyola Law School’s OCI policy of preventing students who had outstanding transfer applications from participating in Loyola’s on-campus interviewing program. I suggested that the policy was unfair: It’s totally understandable for Loyola to want to service people who are happy to be at Loyola. But every student paying tuition […] -
Job Searches, Law Schools, Loyola Law School, Transfer Students
Are Top Loyola Law Students Getting Poor Services?
Is it right for a law school to discourage students from transferring? Is it right for a law school to deny services to students who are considering transferring? Because it looks like that is what happening at Loyola (L.A.) Law School right now. Loyola has moved up its on-campus interview season; it now starts in […] -
Aaron Charney, Barack Obama, Blog Wars, Hillary Clinton, Job Survey, Loyola Law School, Reader Polls, WSJ Law Blog
Featured Survey Results: And The Winners Are . . .
The time has come, and the crowning of ATL’s Lawyer of the Year and Second Favorite Blog After ATL, both of which are sponsored by ATL and Lateral Link, is at last upon us. In all, a whopping 4,186 votes were cast, with 2,683 of you voting for Lawyer of the Year and 1,503 weighing […] -
Alberto Gonzales, Barack Obama, Blog Wars, Hillary Clinton, Job Searches, Job Survey, Loyola Law School, Reader Polls, Wall Street Journal
Featured Survey Results: Polls, Bloggers and Job Searches
Time is running out on this month’s ATL Lawyer of the Year and Second Favorite Blog After ATL polls, both sponsored by ATL and Lateral Link. So far, we’re up to just over 2,600 votes for Lawyer of the Year, and Wall Street Journal pick Loyola 2L is still going strong. Meanwhile, Barack Obama has […] -
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Featured Job Survey Results: Honors, Hours and Bonuses
So far, about 1,400 of you have cast your vote for ATL Lawyer Of The Year. Loyola 2L is in the lead so far, but Obama is close behind. Whoever helps Chipmunk Lady is a not-so-distant third, showing that this year’s ATL reader wants change (and bonuses) and supports the little guy (and not-so-little bonuses). […] - Sponsored
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Aaron Charney, Alberto Gonzales, Barack Obama, Contests, Defamation, Fabulosity, Hillary Clinton, Hotties, Job Survey, Lawyer of the Day, Loyola Law School, Reader Polls
Featured Survey: ATL Lawyer Of The Year
In last week’s ATL / Lateral Link survey, we asked you to submit your nominations for Lawyer of the Year. Today, you get to vote! The nominees, and select comments explaining why, are below: Aaron Charney For both the attention focused, success of action, and for the visibility [he] brought to the secondary issue of […] -
Job Searches, Law School Deans, Law Schools, Loyola Law School
Driven Away By Loyola 2L? Dean David Burcham To Leave Loyola -- for Loyola
In a front-page Wall Street Journal article last year, Dean David Burcham of Loyola Law School expressed a desire to help Loyola 2L with his job search. And it seems that Dean Burcham, himself a Loyola alum, has no shortage of job opportunities. From a just-issued press release: After eight years at Loyola Law School […]
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