Yale Law School

Yale Law School seems to have a recurring issue.

How did this annual ranking change during the pandemic era?

Alums 'strongly reject' the claims made in Chua's letter.

Three years later, it seems the publication is still facing big issues.

Working together to take on the important issues of our time.

The Biden administration is taking COVID very seriously.

* A Yale Law professor who taught Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley claims his former students didn’t pay attention to his lessons. To be fair, law school lectures are usually kind of boring… [USA Today]

* President Trump is reportedly having a difficult time finding lawyers to represent him at his second impeachment trial. [Bloomberg Law]

* Here is some advice from a “lottery lawyer” in case any of you win the extremely high Mega Millions or Powerball jackpots over the weekend. [CBS News]

* A lawyer for a person accused of rioting at the Capitol last week says that President Trump should pardon his client. [St. Louis Post-Dispatch]

* The California Bar is evaluating new ways of delivering legal services. Would be interesting if Uber and Lyft got into the legal services delivery business… [Bloomberg Law]

* Kim Kardashian has purportedly hired an all-star lawyer to pursue a divorce against Kanye West. Too bad, this could have been her first case as a legal professional and some might call her a gold digger… [Page Six]

* President Trump is seeking to dismiss a fraud lawsuit filed by his niece. [Reuters]

* Over 1,000 law graduates have become attorneys through emergency licensure programs recently without taking a bar exam. [Bloomberg Law]

* A lawyer who lost an election to Josh Hawley at Yale Law School is urging the senator to accept the results of the last presidential election. [Yahoo News]

* Michael Jordan was awarded $46,000 in damages from a Chinese company that allegedly used a word that translates into “Jordan” to brand products. Jeeze, Jordan is a great name, wish it was worth more money… [CBS Sports]

A former classmate is spilling all the tea from his law school days.

These lawyers should know better.

The year in quotes.

They're horrifying.

Our condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues during this incredibly difficult time.

Taking stock of the law after a week of consistent violations.

He's out at YLS for two years.

Plus, details on firms that require employees to sign mandatory arbitration agreements and nondisclosure agreements.

Nothing new at the top of the rankings.

Let's actually do something to stop sexual harassment in the federal judiciary.

The famed memoirist -- a Yale Law graduate, former Boies Schiller associate, and staple of ATL's pages -- belonged to the legal as well as literary community.