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JD Underdog graduated from law school in 2005. He worked the doc review circuit before finally landing a permanent job that he could have gotten with a college degree. His mission is to humor you, but warn you of the dangers of going to ...
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Many people interested to get into law school. Some people want it because they are expecting better job in law field. Some people just want to fix the law in their place. Whatever your purpose is, to get your goal you have to finish ...
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And this is in the face of a job market where employers complain that they are hiring law school graduates who cannot do the job without extensive training after being hired. Phillip A. Bradley is quoted as saying “many law firms are ...
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It's that time of the year where talented and accomplished law school applicants must decide: where should I go to law school? With multiple acceptances and shiny admissions packets in hand, these folks can have trouble deciding which ...
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To give aspiring lawyers unique insight into the law school admissions process and law school experience, Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions will offer its Law.
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Rardin is a 1984 graduate of Washington and Lee's law school. A U.S. Army reservist, Rardin went on active duty from October 2007 to October 2008 to serve as Command Judge Advocate to the U.S. military at Kandahar Airfield in ...
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David Hasen, a professor at Penn State, will be moving to Santa Clara next year. He joined the Penn State faculty, from the University of Michigan, last year. Hasen has diverse interests - from tax to jurisprudence. -- Dan Filler.
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Michigan's Thomas M. Cooley Law School dodged one legal bullet this week but got hit with another -- in two separate lawsuits involving a professor and a.
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Dan Kahan is the Elizabeth K. Dollard Professor of Law at Yale Law School. Professor Kahan was on the faculty of the University of Chicago Law School from 1997 to 1999. He also served as a law clerk to Justice Thurgood Marshall of the ...
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This is the time of year when thousands of aspiring law students are juggling admission letters from various law schools. After almost a year of preparation, the time has come to make a decision. While the stakes have always been high ...
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Yesterday, I was sent a pointer to this blog, Fed Up with School Lunch, in which a teacher has chosen to eat the cafeteria food served to her students every day. She takes pictures of it and then gives it...
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This got me to thinking about all of the horror stories about law school graduates having six figures of debt and unable to find job, and what the ED's proposed metric for gainful would imply for law schools. ...
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In an interview yesterday, University President Mary Sue Coleman said she was initially concerned that Obama's trip to Ann Arbor would prevent Jarrett from delivering the Law School commencement address. ...
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Diversity in US News Law School Rankings? Non-existent. Dave tackles a blog post absolving US News of responsibility for lower minority enrollments.
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Lastly, the staff here will bend over backwards to help you out (I never thought about this while choosing a law school myself, but after having spent three years here I can tell you this makes a world of difference). ...
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A "Web Winner" by The Philadelphia Inquirer. » A "Top Blog" by LexisNexis. » A "10 out of 10" by the American Association of Law Librarians Blog. » A "Top 100 Law and Lawyer Blog" by Criminal Justice Degrees Guide ...
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What government organizations/companies will pay for law school? none:( - Probably none. Organizations pay to fund candidates in fields that.
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PLS will basically chronicle my adventures and misadventures as I take up law. In this project, I will write as much as possible about my life in law school (before, during, and maybe after if I'm still alive by that time). ...
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Michigan's Thomas M. Cooley Law School dodged one legal bullet this week but got hit with another. Cooley was on the losing end of one case, in which a federal judge declined to dismiss a suit alleging that a former associate dean was ...
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