Eighth Graders In Law School
Law school can be like eighth grade.
Law school can be like eighth grade.
The AALS conference was … Beltway strange.
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Sorry, but you aren’t reading for class the right way.
Some tips so that your op-ed doesn’t cause you or your readers undue heartburn.
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Legal academics can and should help educate the public about the law.
Legal operations face challenges in billing and spend management. Without advanced e-billing software, manual invoice reviews can lead to non-compliance with outside counsel guidelines and over-payment of legal fees.
This list is non-exhaustive, but it is a good start to staying in your professor's good graces.
New research contains encouraging findings about lawyer happiness in the wake of the recession.
What will law school look like in the future after Google, Amazon, and Facebook have taken over everything?
We really need to get to the bottom of the blame game.
We highlight steps lawyers should consider to move toward their desired outcomes.
If the exam is prurient, sexist, or racist, that’s the time the associate dean needs to intervene.
A law professor gains fleeting internet fame thanks to the Comey testimony.
There's apparently no justice for male fans of this Justice League member.
Two law professors argue that passengers should be spending more money.
Publish or perish, but is there a point to it?