The Most And Least ‘Creditworthy’ Law Schools
What if law schools were assigned “credit ratings” like the ones that are given to corporations?
Killing The LSAT Is A Bad Deal For Students
Removing the LSAT requirement is just the latest law school trick.
Keeping Law School Accessible When Federal Loans Fall Short
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
The Dumbest Thing A Prospective Law Student Can Do
Aspiring law students will do the stupidest things to convince law schools to love them.
From The Career Files: The Best Way To Use Your LSAT Practice Tests
Getting ready for the LSAT is awesome! It’s like going to the dentist every day, or that scene at the end of Reservoir Dogs with the ear...
Law School Admissions Officers Express Optimism (Although Why Is Unclear)
Are we about to witness a turnaround in legal education?
New Attack Ads Brutalize Rival Law School
A tipster sent us a shot of a new ad for an LSAT prep course that takes it to that hated rival....
AI Is Reshaping Legal Practice—But Tools Aren’t The Real Differentiator.
Explore the mindset, cultural shifts, and training strategies that define the AI‑savvy lawyer, revealing why human judgment, standardized competence, and integrated learning—not technology alone—will shape the future of the profession.
Another Stupid Defense Of Law School From HuffPo
We get to look inside what the leading law school trade organization actually wants kids to think about law school, and the floor model falls laughably far from the reality.
Which Law School Has The Best Career Prospects? (2015)
Did your law school or alma mater make the cut?
Morning Docket: 09.23.14
* The lawyers fighting against marriage equality say “[w]hether [they] win or lose in lower courts doesn’t matter that much,” because everything will be up to the Supreme Court at the end of the day — but so far, they mostly lose. [National Law Journal] * On the other side of the coin, the lawyers fighting in favor of marriage equality are sounding more and more like used car salesmen, always bragging about the quality of their “vehicles” just to get their cases in front of the justices. [New York Times] * In the meantime, Justice Kagan officiated her first same-sex wedding this weekend for one of her former clerks. Only the women of SCOTUS, sans Sotomayor, have performed such ceremonies. [Huffington Post] * In a landmark decision, Arab Bank PLC was found liable for supporting Hamas in a civil terrorism-finance case. There will be a second trial to determine damages, but the bank plans to appeal. [WSJ Law Blog] * Here’s advice for those of you considering reapplying to law school during a time of educational crisis: rewrite your app in crayon, you’ll probably get in. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News & World Report]
From The Career Files: The Right Way To Do Law School
Ann K. Levine shares some insights about the right way to approach law school and the law school application process.
What Biglaw Can Learn From Personal Injury Firms
How a former insurance agent built a Houston injury practice around systems, empathy, and disciplined advocacy.
Revisiting The 0L Mind
A look at the findings of a survey of students currently studying for the LSAT regarding the legal education landscape.
From the Career Files: How To Get The Most Out Of An LSAC Forum
Advice for LSAC forums from Ann K. Levine of LawSchoolExpert.com.
A Final Warning To Those Who Enter The Law School Black Hole
If you're thinking of going to law school, please READ THIS FIRST.
3 Worthwhile Alternatives To Law School
If you're considering law school because you think you have no other options, think again.
Happy Cities, Unhappy Law Students (And Vice Versa)?
How does law student satisfaction compare with the broader population?