Controversial Yale Law School Professor Hospitalized, Out For The Semester
The Tiger Mom has been hospitalized.
Which Law Schools Should Have Closed Their Doors?
These law schools have been able to stay in business instead of collapsing and closing their doors thanks to "ranking competition."
LexisNexis’ Practical Guidance Is Every Attorney’s Essential Concierge
This tool will — seamlessly and authoritatively — take you from initial research to final draft in just about any practice scenario.
Amid Protests On Campus, Yale Law Journal Addresses Its Own Diversity Challenges
By openly and directly confronting their diversity challenges, the Journal hopes to spark the difficult reflection and dialogue necessary for meaningful and lasting change.
Should You Drop Out of Law School? An ATL Debate
When does it make sense to drop out of law school?
Quote of the Day: The Beauty of a Top-Tier Law Degree
In this Quote of the Day, a law dean explains why Yale would be able to adopt the controversial tuition reimbursement policy suggested by two of the school's professors....
Pay to Go to Law School or Get Paid to Quit: You Won’t Be Learning Anything Either Way
How screwed up is legal education these days? One mainstream publication recently published an article suggesting law students should be paid to not go to law school, while the paper of record noted that nobody learns how to be a lawyer in law school anyway. Welcome to law school, the red-headed stepchild of American professional schools....
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Some Random Friday Fun: A Law Professor Turned Songwriter
Some people — for example, Chief Justice John Roberts — are not fans of contemporary legal scholarship. These critics might say, “You’d have to pay me to read the writings of a law professor!” Well, what if a law professor were willing to pay you to check out his writings? And what if the writings […]