Two More Law Schools Offer Accelerated Law Programs
The University of Iowa College of Law and the University of California Hastings College of the Law have entered into…
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American Bar Association Pressed By Law School Deans
Founded in 1878, The American Bar Association is one of the world’s largest voluntary professional organizations, with nearly 400,000 members…
Rutgers-Newark Law School Creates Fellowship for Graduates
A program has been created at the Rutgers-Newark School of Law that eases graduates into the legal world. New law…
The Largest Privately Funded Building in Downtown Las Vegas in the Last Decade
Featuring electric-car charging stations in a 75,000-square-foot parking space; a full gym with showers; four conference rooms on each floor;…
UNC School of Law Sees Decline in Applicants
The acceptance rate at the University of North Carolina School of Law has increased over the past couple of years…
Fordham Law School Launches Dual-Concentration LL.M
The Fordham Law School has announced the launch of a new dual-concentration LL.M degree option. Students accepting the option can…
University at Buffalo Law School Cutting First-Year Enrollment and Faculty Numbers
The number of new students and faculty members for the next school year will be trimmed by the University at…
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Offers Masters of Law Degree
The very first "risk-free" juris doctor program is being launched by the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, according to The National…
New Dean Named at Cornell Law School
The next Allan R. Tessler Dean of Cornell Law School has been named. Eduardo M. Peñalver, undergraduate class of 1994,…
ABA Votes to Keep Tenure Requirements in Accreditation Rules
Law schools will still be required to protect tenure for full-time faculty members if they wish to be accredited, according…
Morrison & Foerster Awards Diversity Fellowships for Nine 1L Students
Morrison & Foerster has announced that this year, nine accomplished first-year law students from historically underrepresented groups in the legal…
Columbia and Harvard Law Schools Top List of Highest Starting Salaries for Graduates
A new study from the National Association for Law Placement (NALP) shows that 92 percent of law students who worked…