Oregon Pioneers Innovative Attorney Licensing Pathway Without Bar Exam Requirement
Oregon is set to blaze a new trail as it contemplates becoming the first U.S. state to introduce a large-scale…
Oregon is set to blaze a new trail as it contemplates becoming the first U.S. state to introduce a large-scale…
In response to escalating free speech controversies within law schools, the American Bar Association (ABA) is contemplating a groundbreaking requirement…
Prominent legal academic and former Federal Trade Commission member, Joshua D. Wright, has resigned from his tenured position at George…
In a recent development in the legal education landscape, five stand-alone law schools, all accredited by the American Bar Association…
To foster diversity within the legal profession, the American Bar Association (ABA) has advised law firms to move away from…
As the legal community ushers in a new academic year, a groundbreaking pipeline initiative has garnered attention for its success…
Yale University has reached a resolution in a federal lawsuit with a student group, Elis for Rachael Inc., which accused…
Baylor University School of Law, in a notable development, has showcased its adherence to accreditation standards by demonstrating "concrete action"…
A recent study conducted at the University of Minnesota has shed light on the intriguing effects of artificial intelligence (AI)…
The President of the American Bar Association (ABA), Mary Smith, expressed deep concern over the challenges faced by law firms'…
Former Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Commissioner Joshua Wright has initiated a defamation lawsuit against two of his former students in…
Stanford University has announced the appointment of Jenny Martinez, the current dean of Stanford Law School, as the university's next…