Student Loans
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Law Schools
Biden Administration Fights To Keep Student Debt An Inescapable Nightmare
Discharging student debt in bankruptcy is almost impossible. The Biden administration is fighting to keep it that way. - Sponsored
Legal AI: 3 Steps Law Firms Should Take Now
If 2023 introduced legal professionals to generative AI, then 2024 will be when law firms start adapting to utilize it. Things are moving fast, so… -
Law Schools, Money
Bar Tabs: Let's Talk About Debt, Baby!
I know you don't want to think about this until May 1st, but some things are better with no chaser.
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Law Schools
Although Law School Admission Is More Competitive, Scholarships And Discounts Are Still Available
Even if the school is willing to negotiate down the price, how far will they go? -
Law Schools
America's Most Expensive Law Schools And Their Graduates' Earning Power
These law schools cost A LOT, but graduates' salaries could make it worth their while (at some schools). -
Small Law Firms
Do’s And Don’ts On Getting Ready For The End Of The Student Loan Forbearance
Like cancer, student loans cannot be ignored. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 12.09.21
* The In-House Compensation Report is out! It’s like the Colbert Report! But different! [Above the Law]
* Hallowed be thy taxes: Looks like the Supreme Court is about to make it easier for religious schools to fill the collection plate. [Intelligencer]
* Looks like student loans will be back in effect come the end of January. Good thing you’ve set aside those bonuses to put a dent in your highest interest loans. Right? [The Guardian]
* Britney’s newest signature? Her own. Cheers to planning your estate on your own! Sure counsel would love to help if you want it, though. [Rolling Stone]
* Meta (read: Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp) will be able to collect a LOT of biometric info from you. Maybe we should thinking about the 4th Amendment and corporations? [Insider]
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Law Schools
My EdUp Legal Podcast Interview: Lawyer Jobs, Law School Debt, And Sweet, Sweet Whale Oil
I’m fairly confident I am not becoming a one-trick pony by pounding the drum so much on law school debt and the avoidance thereof. - Sponsored
Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
How to best leverage generative AI as an early adopter with ethical use. -
Tax Law
It's Easy To Set Up A Plan That Provides Employees With Tax-Free Income For Student Loan Repayments
Right now, student loan repayment perks are the new hotness when it comes to employee hiring. -
Law Schools, Sponsored Content
What You Need To Know About Student Loan Refis
Your guide to finding the best option for you — and then making it happen. -
Midsize Firms / Regional Firms
Talent War Brings About Awesome New Perk: This Firm Will Help You Pay Off Your Law School Loans
Will other law firms start offering law school debt repayment assistance programs like this? -
Law Schools
The Law Schools That Provide The 'Most Value' For Students (2021)
The Top 25 'Best Value' law schools. -
Law Schools
The Gathering Clouds On the Law School Horizon
Three potentially darker storms that could change the law school business model and pose an existential threat to a number of schools.
Sponsored
The Business Case For AI At Your Law Firm
Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
Is The Future Of Law Distributed? Lessons From The Tech Adoption Curve
Sponsored
Legal AI: 3 Steps Law Firms Should Take Now
Navigating Financial Success by Avoiding Common Pitfalls and Maximizing Firm Performance
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Law Schools
Bar Tabs: I Want To Be Seen As Shaken, Not Stirred
Maybe I’ll make partner if I wear my silly socks. -
Law Schools
The Secret To Lawyer Happiness? Zero Debt!
Tell that to law schools with their abysmal tuition costs.... -
Government
Will Joe Biden Ever Get Around To Canceling Student Loans?
The clock is ticking on that promise, and student borrowers are still waiting for action. -
Biglaw, Law Schools
Even Biglaw Associates Struggle To Pay Their Massive Student Loans
High salaries or not, student loans are still weighing lawyers down. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 08.11.21
* Are civil arrests a thing? These Texan lawmakers are about to find out. [New York Post]
* If you aren’t in Texas or Florida, you may need to flash your other paperwork if you want to grab drinks after work. [PBS]
* Inroad on weakening the undue hardship requirement for declaring bankruptcy on student loans may be on the way. [Yahoo News]
* 4th Circuit says requiring skirts in school uniform violates Title 9. Three cheers for letting people wear things! [Justia]
* Did we lose our shot at herd immunity? This vaccine developer thinks so. [Business Insider]
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Government
Will The Government Extend The Student Loan Repayment Moratorium Or Cancel The Loans Altogether?
The responses from politicians have been confusing and conflicting.