New California Bar Chief Faces Bar Exam Backlash and Budget Woes
On November 3, 2025, the State Bar of California will have a new executive director: Laura Enderton-Speed, a seasoned policy…
Law Students
Tennessee Looks to End ABA Accreditation Requirement for Law Schools
Tennessee is the latest state to examine whether law schools should still be required to receive accreditation from the American…
Innovative Training Programs Are Closing the Gap Between Law School and Real-World Practice
For decades, law schools have promised to produce “practice-ready” lawyers, but many new associates quickly discover that doctrinal training doesn’t…
Proven Strategies to Land Your Dream Legal Job—A Law Student’s Timeline for Success
Graduating law school is only part of the journey. Securing the right legal job—whether at a firm, a clerkship, government…
Law Schools on Alert: Remote LSAT Testing Faces Global Integrity Crisis
A growing cheating industry in mainland China has forced the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) to suspend remote LSAT testing…
Teachers’ Union Takes DOE to Court: Class Action Targets Blocked Student Loan Forgiveness
The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) has filed a high-profile class-action lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education, alleging that…
Essential Launch for First-Year Associates: Your Survival Guide to What Law School Left Uncovered
Congratulations on making it through law school, passing the bar, and landing that coveted first associate position! But now comes…
Why the Law School Tuition Bubble Is Finally Softening — And What It Means for You
Ever paid for prestige—or at least thought you were? For years, prospective lawyers have been coaxed into astronomical law school…
Law School Applications Surge Again—Fueled by Politics, Economy and LSAT Reforms
Interest in law school has surged in 2025, marking one of the most significant upticks in decades. According to the…
Student Debt Wasn’t Enough—Now Cockroaches Take Over Law School
For many aspiring lawyers, the financial weight of pursuing a legal education already feels like an unshakable burden. Tuition at…
NCAA Hit with First-of-Its-Kind Class Action Over Eligibility Caps and “Redshirt” Rule
A new legal challenge against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has been launched, marking the first-ever class action lawsuit…
Law School Demand Skyrockets in 2025 Amid Political and Economic Pressures
Law school is hotter than ever in 2025. With politics reshaping the nation and a shaky job market pushing graduates…