Stat Of The Week: Law School Graduate Debt Soars
Law school graduate debt spirals upward.
Law school graduate debt spirals upward.
Lawyer tries federal case over his student loans; hilarity ensues.
Law firms and legal departments are writing the future of the profession in separate rooms. What happens when they actually work together?
* Oh Texas. Judge gets in trouble for posting about an ongoing trial on Facebook, violating HER OWN RULE about posting about an ongoing trial on Facebook. [Texas Lawyer] * Head of the Georgia state judicial ethics committee resigns after billing questions arise. [Daily Report] * Ach nein! Orrick closes two German offices. [Am Law] * Yup, if you graduated law school (even from a great school like Columbia) in 2010, you are well and truly screwed. [NY Times] * Get ready for the gay marriage oral arguments with a fascinating history of codified homophobia in public service. [WaPo] * Irony alert: Judge's son got a DUI when he was driving recklessly in front of -- yup, you guessed it -- the courthouse. [Times Free Press] * NY State Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman comes out in favor of decriminalization of seven "broken windows" offenses that account for ~42% of NYPD summonses. [NY Daily News] * RIP Harvey Miller, 82, Weil Gotshal bankruptcy partner passed away after a fight with ALS. [NYLJ]
Oy. This person's net worth is completely negative!
On this Tax Day, columnist Shannon Achimalbe looks at two payments that are not called taxes but feel like and have the effect of a tax.
For every job obtained by a graduate of these law schools, an extraordinary debt burden has been accrued.
LexisNexis sat down with John Ursin, Managing Partner at Schenck Price, to learn how the firm is using legal AI to strengthen client service and daily legal work.
Which law school graduates have the most debt of all? U.S. News has a ranking for that!
Will more law schools adopt initiatives like this one?
Will the government be forced to grant loan forgiveness to all lawyers with unbearable debt burdens?
What's been the worst part of having to grapple with unemployment and pay off student loans?
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.
Which law school left this woman penniless and destitute?
With a little foresight, law school students can select the proper loan and create a repayment plan that is best aligned to their career and lifestyle post-graduation.
Many recent law school graduates are charity cases, and they could use your help.
Which law school graduates have the least debt of all? There's a ranking for that!
Will an almost $25K decrease make a difference when it comes to loan payments? It depends.