Florida Cancels Online Bar Exam – Outraged Examinees Ask for Resignations
The Florida Board of Bar Examiners called off the state's bar exam scheduled for August 19 in a late-night announcement…
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The Legal Market Is Facing the Largest Quarterly Drop in Performance Since the Great Recession
The legal market is facing the largest quarterly drop in performance since the Great Recession, with demand for legal services…
Longtime Federal Appeals Judge in D.C. Dies of COVID-19 at 83
Judge Stephen F. Williams, D.C. Circuit federal judge for more than three decades, passed away Friday at the age of…
Around 140 LSAT Scores Lost Due to Technical Issue
More than 140 LSAT test scores went missing this month after a technical glitch affected the online version of the…
Law Graduate Tests Positive for COVID-19 After Taking the In-Person Bar Exam
A Colorado law school graduate tested positive for coronavirus shortly after taking the in-person bar examination at the University of…
Am Law Firms Laid Off at Least 50 Employees
Sullivan & Cromwell, one of the most prestigious BigLaw firms in the country, has reportedly laid off employees in multiple…
First-Ever Online Bar Exam Disrupted by Tech Problems
Test takers in Michigan broke the ice Tuesday morning by taking the first-ever online bar exam. However, it didn’t go…
New York Will Hold Online Bar Exam in October
New York will administer the state bar exam online on October 5 and 6 as an emergency, one-time option. A…
Another State Grants Diploma Privilege to Recent Law Graduates
Louisiana has just become the fourth state to grant emergency diploma privilege and allow recent law grads to perform legal…
Main Suspect in Killing of Federal Judge’s Son Found Dead
A self-described "men’s rights" lawyer found dead Monday in Sullivan County, New York is the primary suspect in the deadly…
New York Cancels Bar Exam — Now What?
New York has just joined the list of jurisdictions that have canceled their bar exam due to the coronavirus crisis,…
Courthouses Close Again As Judges and Staff Test Positive for COVID-19
Several courthouses across Georgia are closing shop again after a number of judges and employees have tested positive for COVID-19.…