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Tag Archives: Law School
Why Law School Cost and Curriculum Matter To Legal Consumers
President Obama, a Harvard Law School graduate and former law school professor, recently weighed in on the debate on the duration of law school, stating: I believe that law schools would probably be wise to think about being two years … Continue reading →
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