
Law Professor Sentenced For Lying To The IRS
The judged upped his sentence because he should have known better.
The judged upped his sentence because he should have known better.
The alleged scheme took place over the course of eight years.
This tweak to your financial management seems like a no-brainer.
This law school wants students to stop acting like babies -- after all, crying can get pretty noisy.
Professors at Minnesota Law might not make as much as their coastal counterparts, but they still do quite nicely.
Time to advise another prospective law student. This applicant is choosing between three great schools that are offering him very different deals.
Turning your case brief into a Christmas poem is the NKI...
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I know that we're not supposed to panic about the bar exam, but some people are panicking, and rightly so. The powers that be at the University of Minnesota Law School are not making it pleasant for recent graduates to study for the bar exam at the school's law library. Apparently, there's a lot of banging going on between the stacks, and not of the variety you'd brag to your friends about.
We started taking submissions for our third annual Law Revue Video Contest way back in March. It’s taken us so long to review the videos because we’ve had scheduling challenges with our special, returning, awesome guest judge. As you’d already know if you follow Above the Law on Twitter, editor emerita Kashmir Hill has returned […]
CORRECTION: This post has been revised since it was first published to reflect the fact that the 13.5% tuition hike for in-state students occurred this summer and applies to the current academic year (2010-2011). Last year, the University of Minnesota contemplated imposing a significant tuition hike on its law students, while trying to keep college […]