Northwestern law dean cites school's difficult time as reason for faculty cuts Dean Kimberly Yuracko is reducing the...

Survey finds law isn't tops but is early on undergrads' degree list   Based on a recent Gallup sur...

Study finds law schools are losing $1.5 billion annually in tuition A comprehensive analysis of how law schools h...

Convicts seeking to clear their records find more prosecutors willing to help At least 20 states have created or bro...

Law schools scrutinizing applicants social media posts More than half of law school admissions officials check on th...

ABA and Dept. of Education battle over loan forgiveness The ABA says a pro bono project that represents detained imm...

Multistate bar exam results sink to 34-year low pass rates The average score on the MBE hit a recent low in February...

How will legal education and training keep pace with change? The pace of change is accelerating at warp-speed, buoy...

First-year enrollment soars by double digits at some law schools Fledgling law students began arriving on campuses th...

Surprise Gift: Free tuition for all NYU Medical Students NYU’s School of Medicine announced it would cover tuition f...

Pipeline to the profession: Summer Institute immerses students in the law The Summer Youth Institute gives Milwaukee...

Law school group looks to disrupt the faculty hiring market Aspiring law professors will soon have options when it c...

After withdrawal of LSAT rule, will fewer schools accept the GRE? The council of the Section of Legal Education and...

Vermont law school redux: the numbers still don't add up The dire straits of Vermont Law School—those that lost thei...

Job market 'surprisingly strong' for law grads Robust Big Law hiring bolstered the entry level employment market for...

The future of independent law schools is in peril Stand-alone law schools don't enjoy the same financial security a...

Look for implicit bias at your own firm, ABA president tells lawyers The ABA’s longitudinal study revealed that despi...

The problem with law schools is they only prepare future lawyers Working in today’s legal market requires more skill...

Taking on the system: 'Dreamers' are getting law degrees Relatively few "Dreamers" have completed law degrees, said S...

ABA set to approve more online credits for law students Supporters say allowing J.D. students to take up to one-third...

February bar exam performance hits record low A decline in the average MBE score from the February 2018 bar exam does...

First thing we do is nudge the lawyers In early 1969, Ralph Nader placed an ad in the Harvard Crimson calling on law...

Yale, Cornell law libraries help launch global Rule of Law initiative In partnership with the United Nations, law lib...

Law schools get creative with their pitches The competition for top undergrads among U.S. law schools is so intense t...

LSAT-maker held in contempt over disability accomodations The Law School Admission Council violated court-ordered rul...

ABA set to loosen restrictions on online law classes A proposal under consideration by the American Bar Association'...

In this classroom, every student's name is 'Judge' They’re already being called “Your Honor” in courtrooms across th...

Justice Ginsburg takes an optimistic view of gender equity in the legal profession Notorious RBG told a packed crowd...

ABA's law school oversight needs younger perspectives, report finds A report by Law School Transparency and the Iowa...

Law school applications increased by more than 10% this year over last year Experts say the recent spike in interest...

Law grads have grown skeptical of a JD's value The so-called “Great Recession” is over, but law graduates are still...

Thousands of Utahns are dragged to court every year for relatively small debts that can easily spiral out of control. A gr...

More LSAT-takers trend upward. Welcome news for law schools and the profession; a bigger pool gives schools better odds 4...

An ABA section committee recently made various …  recommendations including doing away with the separate admissions t...

Law schools in the US today have become depressingly single-purpose: training members of a closed profession and failing t...