#law-school

#law-school

A bride considers including her law school ranking in wedding vows, contrary to her fiancé's wishes.

The Class of 2024 saw over 82% of graduates attain full-time law jobs requiring bar passage within 10 months.

The mockumentary showcases legal challenges faced by a chief legal officer at Willy Wonka's factory.

The timing of On-Campus Interviewing is moving earlier, disadvantaging law students' ability to make informed career choices.

Alexia Couyutas Duarte aimed to become a Supreme Court justice after graduating from Swarthmore College, but tragically died in a plane crash.

The UBC Allard School of Law faces serious allegations of discrimination and a refusal to address systemic issues within its workplace culture.

Submissions are open for the annual law revue video contest, requiring humor and originality from law students.

Kash Patel's law school background raises questions due to vague references in his biography.

Peer-to-peer tutoring programs enhance community and learning in law school.

Rhiannah Gordon's journey to law school exemplifies determination and sacrifice, ultimately leading to her success in passing the California bar exam.

Law school applications surge as students face an uncertain job market influenced by AI advancements in legal services.

Washington state's pilot program allows non-lawyers to provide certain legal services, indicating a shift in traditional legal practices.

New mothers in law school face intense pressure balancing academics and parenting, often feeling unsupported and guilty.

Kyle Wise exemplifies dedication by balancing law school obligations with his responsibilities as a commander in the National Guard.

Professor Amy Wax suspended for discriminatory statements at Penn Law, highlighting tensions between academic freedom and social accountability.

Cheryl Wattley's work in exonerating a falsely convicted man exemplifies the critical intersection of law education and social justice advocacy.

Graduation ceremonies hold meaningful celebrations beyond diplomas.