Matt Leichter

Stat Of The Week: States With A Majority Of Lawyers Not Working As Lawyers

Remarkably, there are eight states (plus Puerto Rico) where 50% or more of active law licenses aren't being used.

Fewer Law School Graduates Did NOT Translate Into More Jobs

Sorry, but there are still too many law students and too many law schools.

Back In The Race: Are Average Student Loan Debt Figures Misleading?

Columnist Shannon Achimalbe warns against relying on the debt numbers of the law school marketing arm colloquially known as the U.S. News rankings.

The Government’s Outlook On Jobs For Lawyers Is Bleak

Even the government knows it's tough to get a job as a lawyer -- and now it may get even tougher.

Stat Of The Week: Administrators Up, Profs Down

While the typical law school has lost about five full-time faculty members over the last four years, it has gained a teaching administrator or two over the same period.