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Tag Archives: Law Schools
Anna Alaburda’s Case Against Her Law School
There has been quite a lot of buzz about Anna Alaburda’s case against her former law school, Thomas Jefferson School of Law, for publishing fraudulent post-graduation employment statistics to entice perspective law students to apply. There are many opinions about … Continue reading
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Tagged Above the Law, Anna Alaburda, Jeff Bennion, Law Schools, Lawsuit, Legal, Litigation, Staci Zaretsky, Thomas Jefferson School of Law
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Post-Law School Residency Program? It Works For Doctors
According to a recent press release, UnitedLex, “a global, full-service provider of technology-powered legal and business services,” has launched a legal residency program with four law schools: Emory University School of Law, the University of Miami School of Law, The Ohio State University … Continue reading
Reinventing Law Schools
Elon University School of Law Dean Luke Bierman wrote an article for The New Normal section of the ABA Journal, titled Four steps for reinventing legal education. In his April 15, 2015 article, Dean Bierman argues that the new normal for … Continue reading
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Tagged ABA Journal, Elon University School of Law, Law Schools, Legal, Legal Reform, Luke Bierman, The New Normal
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Are Law Schools Catching On?
There seems to be an acknowledgement by certain law schools that the age-old model of law school curricula needs updating to meet the demand for practice ready associate attorneys. While many in the legal field cannot agree on what that … Continue reading
Attorney Tip #2 – Think Like a Client
Frank H. Wu, Chancellor and Dean of UC Hastings College of the Law, wrote an article for the Huffington Post on February 13, 2013 looking back at his time practicing law from his current perspective as a client. Mr. Wu offers a handful of realizations … Continue reading
Law Students Are “Voting With Their Feet”
The New York Times reported on Wednesday that law school applications are nearing a 30-year low, citing high tuition, overwhelming debt, and bleak job opportunities. The Legal Whiteboard reported on Tuesday that Washington & Lee law school has a surplus of … Continue reading
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