Student Loans
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Courts
What Questions Will The Supreme Court Justices Ask When They Consider The Legality Of Student Loan Forgiveness?
The two issues in the case are whether the plaintiffs challenging the proposal have standing to file suit and whether the proposal violates separation of powers and exceeds executive authority. -
Law Schools
Law School Is The Most Expensive Way To Figure Out What You Want To Do With Your Life
Paying $150,000 up front or through loans -- in addition to the three-year commitment -- is a steep price to pay to resolve indecisiveness. - Sponsored
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Law Schools
Law Schools Where Starting Salaries For Graduates Exceed Their Student Debt
Did your law school or alma mater make the cut?
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Government
The Stakes Of Biden's Student Loan Relief Are Much Bigger Than $10,000 To $20,000
This is one of the few times I am WAY more excited about the fine print. -
Courts
The Legality Of President Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Is Headed To The Supreme Court
I knew there had to be a catch. Filling out that form was too easy. -
Tax Law
The Winners And Losers Of The Student Loan Moratorium
The student loan system is convoluted. While some people were able to benefit from the moratorium, others did not. -
Courts
The Supreme Court Will Soon Decide Whether The Student Loan Forgiveness Program Is Legal, Although The Chances Are Not Good
Will the Court allow the forgiveness plan to stand? Or is it just putting this matter to bed as quickly as possible so repayments can restart? Or can the Court come up with a creative compromise? -
Law Schools
The Price Tag Of Law School Isn't The Only Thing Weighing Law Students Down
Undergraduate debt just adds to law school woes. - Sponsored
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Law Schools
Bar Tabs: You've Gotta Spend Money Just To Get To The Bar. It Ain't Always Cheap.
Breaking generational curses can make you want to curse sometimes. -
Law Schools
A Thanksgiving Gift From The President: No Student Loan Payments Until Summer 2023
Phew! That's something lawyers can be thankful for. -
Tax Law
President Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Might Have Been A Political Stunt All Along
The administration will likely take its time to figure out whether it is better politically to get a decision quickly or use delaying tactics until the next election. -
Law Schools
This Law School Will Keep Tuition Low So Graduates Aren't Drowning In Debt
This is pretty 'cheap' for law school tuition. -
Government
Will Forgiving Student Loans Change How People Repay Their Loans And Save For Higher Education?
It seems likely that there will be another round of forgiveness in the future.
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Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
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In this CLE-eligible webinar, we’ll explore the most common accounting pitfalls and how to avoid them for your firm.
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Legal AI: 3 Steps Law Firms Should Take Now
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Government
Struggling To Scrounge Up Enough For That Chopped Cheese? New Yorkers Just Got A Bit Of Student Debt Relief
Still waiting on that healthcare though. -
Finance
Right-Wing Legal Challenges To Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Shrink Scope Of Program
The Biden administration is facing its first wave of lawsuits over the broad plan to forgive $10,000 worth of student debt. -
Tax Law
6 States Sue To Block Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Because Their Governments Really Need The Interest Income
The gatekeeper here is whether the plaintiff states have standing to sue. -
Tax Law
The First Student Loan Forgiveness Lawsuit Has Been Filed
The plaintiff faces state income taxes if his loans are forgiven. -
Government, Tax Law
Student Loan Forgiveness Is Taxable In A Few States, Even If Lenders Do Not Report The Forgiven Amount To The Government
Right now, only six states will impose income tax on the debt forgiveness. -
Law Schools
Stanford Law School Tests New Plan To Make Law Degrees Affordable
Pilot program currently limited to 20 students, though... -
Law Schools
This Law School Is Trying To Keep Its Graduates Out Of Student Loan Debt
If only more law school models were like this.