What Do My Campaign Contributions Say About My Politics?
Imperfect information is a problem in political markets.
Imperfect information is a problem in political markets.
Just how badly do you want to be a legal academic?
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
Props to these law school deans for talking honestly about what's wrong with the legal academy.
Which law schools have shed the most full-time faculty of all?
Part of being a legal academic is shameless self-promotion. In an ideal world, it might go something like this...
More faculty layoffs for a school that can't figure out what it's doing.
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I hope you didn't want to be a law professor, because people have stopped hiring them too.
It turns out that subway ads cannot turn around a law school.
That takes care of that. Oregon Law professors will be able to keep their “paltry raises” after all.
This law professor is ENRAGED at the thought of not getting his raise.
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Should law school take FOUR years? One professor thinks so.
Here are 7 funny or interesting comments from a recent conference about legal education reform.
Pay raise or Satanic message? You be the judge.
Here's why faculty salaries are so high.
Which law school has managed to avoid junior-faculty layoffs, and what lessons might it have to offer to other law schools that are attempting to rightsize themselves?