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Cooley to open new campus in Florida

Cooley to open new campus in Florida

Thomas M. Cooley Law School is opening its fifth campus in Riverview, Florida. The law school already has over 15,000 students  and has been in the news over its attempts…

Legal Education Gives ‘Lifelong Value’ to Graduates, According to New York Law School Dean

Legal Education Gives ‘Lifelong Value’ to Graduates, According to New York Law School Dean

In today’s economic climate, it is a difficult decision for a perspective law student to commit to a life of extremely high student loan debt. Is the payoff of becoming…

University of Minnesota Law School considers private funding

University of Minnesota Law School considers private funding

The University of Minnesota Law School, a public university, is considering moving to what it calls a “private funding model”.  The Dean of the law school is saying that this…

Thomas Jefferson School of Law now sued for sexual harassment

Thomas Jefferson School of Law now sued for sexual harassment

After being sued last year for publishing misleading statistics regarding the employment rate of their graduates, Thomas Jefferson School of Law is now being sued for sexual harassment.  Both the…

Sotomayor talks about her diabetes with kids

Sotomayor talks about her diabetes with kids

ustice Sonia Sotomayor, the first Supreme Court justice known to have diabetes explains to a group of diabetic children that their goals are still within their reach. Telling the story of her diagnosis…

Professor plans to sue Catholic university over single-sex dorms

Professor plans to sue Catholic university over single-sex dorms

A George Washington University law professor threatens to sue the Catholic University of America after the university began eliminating co-ed dorms in order to “reduce binge drinking and hooking up.”…

Law School Ranking Methodology likely to change

Law School Ranking Methodology likely to change

The ABA’s law school accrediting division has agreed to collect and supply information on job placement from law schools. The ABA has just conditionally approved changes to it’s law school…

Some Law Schools are Starting to Reduce the Sizes of Their First Year Classes

Some Law Schools are Starting to Reduce the Sizes of Their First Year Classes

The American Bar Association is accepting too many attorneys; there are too many lawyers for the positions available, depressing the market. To combat this, some law schools are reducing the…

Law School Applications for Kansas University School of Law Drop by Nearly 23 Percent

Law School Applications for Kansas University School of Law Drop by Nearly 23 Percent

A report issued by Lawrence Journal World stated that Kansas University has experienced a drop of 23 percent in its law school applications, which is far more than the expected…

Employment Rate for Law Graduates Dives to 15 Year Low

Employment Rate for Law Graduates Dives to 15 Year Low

The employment rate for law graduates is at a fifteen year low, which is not good news for the Class of 2010.  According to the NALP Employment Report and Salary…