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Trending Now: Crappy Law Schools and Crappy Lawyers

Betsy DeVos, cutest graduate ever, and Michael Cohen. I usually wait until the end of the year to make predictions about the legal profession. Though it's only May, I already see some ominous ... read more

Why Law Schools Are So Bad at Creating Lawyers (and How to Fix It)

Flickr/Slasher-Fun. American law schools are suffering a bit of an image problem. Thanks to a determined group of writers known as "scam bloggers," it's now an open secret that many schools admit ... read more

Law schools close, merge as legal job market shrinks - USA TODAY

Over the past six years, Whittier’s first-year enrollment had dropped precipitously, from 303 students in 2010 to 132 last year, according to Law School Transparency, an online watchdog.Average ... read more

Why the Lawyers Cartel Is Pushing for Woke Law Schools

It’s so bad it should also prompt reconsiderations of the ABA’s role as accreditor of law schools and of the U.S. Supreme Court precedent on racial preferences in law-school admissions. read more

CRT Invades the Law Schools - National Review

For many years, law schools have been moving away from teaching the nuts and bolts of our legal system and toward what Professor Charles Rounds of Suffolk Law School calls “bad sociology, not ... read more

How Bad Are the Law Schools? - National Review

In today’s Pope Center piece, Suffolk University law professor Charles Rounds writes about another law professor’s book (Brian Tamanaha’s Failing Law Schools) that levels serious criticism ... read more

Letters: Most Law Schools Are Good for Democracy - The Chronicle of ...

I read with interest Samuel Moyn’s “Law Schools Are Bad for Democracy” (The Chronicle Review, December 16). Moyn teaches at Yale Law School, and he’s very critical of what happens there ... read more

Trending Now: Crappy Law Schools and Crappy Lawyers - Yahoo Finance

Betsy DeVos, cutest graduate ever, and Michael Cohen.[/caption] I usually wait until the end of the year to make predictions about the legal profession. Though it's only May, I already see some ... read more