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Law Schools
Law School N-Word Controversy Is More Complicated Than It Appears At First Glance
This is unlike other stories about law school professors using the n-word. -
Law Schools
Professor At Top Law School Uses N-Word And Won't Apologize For It
Updated with a response from the professor. - Sponsored
How To Build And Manage Your Law Firm Rate Sheet
If you’re struggling with price setting — or, resetting prices — we’ve got the strategies to get you off the schneid. -
Law School Deans, Law Schools, Rudeness
Would-Be Law Student Responds To Rejection Letter As Only A Future Lawyer Can -- By Being An Epic Tool
How badly do you want to go to law school? Badly enough to ruin your future admission prospects?
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Law Schools, Money, Reader Polls, Student Loans
The Decision: Tempted By The 'T14'
Please advise three more prospective law students on where they should go. They've gotten into some great schools, but greatness isn't cheap. -
Job Searches, Law Schools, Media and Journalism, Washington Post
Washington Post Hops On The 'Do Law Students Know How Stupid They Are' Bandwagon
Going to a middling law school and paying full price is only for those who can't read... -
Clerkships, Law Schools
UC Irvine Announces Better Clerkship Numbers Than Almost Everyone Else
Ever since the UC Irvine School of Law opened its doors in 2009, the fledgling institution has been garnering rave reviews. Over the weekend, the emerging West Coast powerhouse added a new impressive statistic to its quickly filling trophy case. This year, the school boasts one of the highest federal clerkship placement rates in the country. Keep reading to see which elite law schools have been edged out by UC Irvine.... -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 06.14.11
* An associate in the New York office of Gibson Dunn, Moshe Gerstein, has been hit with child pornography charges. (More coverage to come; if you know him personally and have info to share, please email us.) [New York County District Attorney’s Office] * Motion to vacate the Proposition 8 decision, on the grounds that […]