
Yale Law School Sued For Jerking Around Students In Amy Chua Dust-Up
Yale Law can't keep themselves out of the news.
Yale Law can't keep themselves out of the news.
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Student accounts suggest she really had breached her agreement despite what she told Yale.
Yale Law School seems to have a recurring issue.
Alums 'strongly reject' the claims made in Chua's letter.
School says she breached a 2019 agreement with school.
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There's a lot of Fail to cover this week.
* Looks like an exciting day of digging through SCOTUS financial disclosures! [National Law Journal] * Impeachment proceedings may never reach this point, but the risk that they might should have Chief Justice Roberts treading very lightly right now. [Take Care] * When it comes to Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Chua, maybe naked displays of elitist favoritism is the whole point. [CNN] * Law firm demand may not be growing but law firm pricing expert demand is booming. [Law360] * If you're still trying to figure out if there's any legal justification for Donald Trump's claim that everyone can take opposition research from foreign intelligence services... there isn't any. [Politico] * Greenberg Traurig has a new innovation subsidiary. Are ventures like these the new path to law firm disruption? [Law.com] * New office leadership at multiple BSF offices. [American Lawyer]