An Activist Law Firm
Scott pulls no punches here: Law review articles are a conversation amongst [law professors] themselves. Colloquially, perhaps they are best thought of as a circle-jerk, where neither judge nor practitioner
I read on a blog somewhere, that there was an MBE question that went something like this: A woman wanted to get pregnant. A man, who had previously had a
Steve H., over at Hog on Ice… tell us how you really feel about law professors: Ivy League attorneys don’t teach law for a relatively paltry hundred grand a year
Former Dartmouth professor Priya Venkatesan is threatening to sue her former students “because, she claims, their “anti-intellectualism” violated her civil rights.” She maintains that some of her students were so
The ABA Journal reported in Why Associates Leave is Clear, But What Would Lure Them to Stay? that up to 80 percent of BIGLAW associates leave within the first five
I am very pleased to report that our law school — as a first-time entrant — has won the ABA National Criminal Justice Trial Advocacy Competition in Chicago, one of
As I have previously written, I am not impressed by the U.S. News and World Report Rankings. See Screw U.S. News. All of the “alternative” law school rankings are even
Scott Greenfield over at Simple Justice has some great life advice for you.
Here is a hell of a news flash: U.S. News doesn’t consider quality of teaching, practical skills training or faculty-student relations, while bar passage rate and placement have low importance
Susan Carter Liebel reports: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way To My Law Office Management Class – It Was Cancelled! Lawyer Auctions His Diploma on E-Bay for the Price
Here is one of those areas of law that I know nothing about — Equine Law. Concord Law School, the only online law school, is offering a course in this
