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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.
* Law school deans scrambling to save the LSAT, seeking a rule requiring no more than 25 percent of grads admitted without a test. You know, before y’all blew them off, you could’ve worked with U.S. News to tank the rankings of schools that overused the non-test option. But you just had to throw your fit, didn’t you? [Reuters]
* Article poses that legal churn makes law firms inherently unstable. Yeah… that’s how free markets work. [American Lawyer]
* DOJ racking up wins in crypto cases. [Law360]
* Study confirms there’s no returning from hybrid work schedules no matter what the firms may want. [Bloomberg Law News]
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* Client suing Herrick Feinstein for $1.1B over blown deadlines. [Bisnow]