By Karen Sloan | April 6, 2015
Two William Mitchell College of Law professors have filed suit to block a proposed change to the school's tenure code that would allow elimination of tenured faculty positions in its proposed merger with Hamline University School of Law.
By Karen Sloan and Joel Stashenko | April 6, 2015
The American Bar Association announced Monday that more than 119,000 students attending ABA-accredited law schools, who previously paid $25 per year to belong, are eligible for free memberships.
By Tony Mauro | April 6, 2015
With Monday's release of orders, the U.S. Supreme Court now shifts gear into the calm before the storm of its annual push to hear a final round of arguments and issue its most controversial opinions before the end of June.
By Tony Mauro | April 6, 2015
Chief Justice John Roberts Jr.'s offhand 2011 criticism of law review articles has stung legal academics ever since. Nearly four years later, his comment has finally met its match in the form of … a law review article.
By Jay Stapleton | April 6, 2015
A Vietnam veteran who claims he has been stuck "in limbo" for years while awaiting an appeal on his benefits through the Veterans Affairs Department has filed a lawsuit that could affect thousands of other veterans.
By Karen Sloan | April 6, 2015
The American Bar Association is doing away with dues for law students.
By almstaff | April 3, 2015
The U.S. Department of Justice's report on the practices of the Ferguson, Missouri Police Department and its municipal court system was the subject of a discussion between the report's lead author, Christy E. Lopez and CUNY School of Law Dean Michelle Anderson on Wednesday.
By Steven J. Harper | April 3, 2015
An April 1 column by Professor Steven Davidoff Solomon in The New York Times gets it wrong by painting an optimistic picture of the legal sector despite dim forecasts.
By Brenda Sapino Jeffreys | April 3, 2015
Students can earn J.D. and MBA in as few as four years through new joint degree program.
By Matt Leichter | April 2, 2015
An advocate for the legal profession's diversity ignores the dismal performance of law schools where minority enrollment is increasing.
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