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Trending Now: Crappy Law Schools and Crappy Lawyers

Commentary Trending Now: Crappy Law Schools and Crappy Lawyers Not to be alarmist, but some recent developments portend that the profession is going to hell. May 15, 2018 at 12:15 PM 4 minute read ... read more

Dropping ABA requirement for lawyers is bad idea, law school ...

The Association of American Law Schools urged states to not abandon their requirements that attorneys must graduate from American Bar Association-accredited law schools in order to practice, ... read more

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

In today's weak economy, law schools need to change what they teach. But it won't happen unless law firms take a stand. read more

Why the Lawyers Cartel Is Pushing for Woke Law Schools

The American Bar Association is proposing new accrediting standards for law schools that would make them more race-conscious, more politically correct and less intellectually diverse. read more

Lights, Camera, Cause of Action: The Top 12 Law Schools for Aspiring ...

Each year, the Hollywood Reporter spotlights the top programs—factoring in alumni who appear on its Power Lawyers list (ranking Hollywood's top 100 attorneys) as well as new and novel courses ... read more

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

As several trends hit the law profession — fewer graduates, fewer jobs and the specter of growing automation in legal services — experts say more law schools could take a hit. 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

Prospective lawyers would not be captive for three years, taking a great many courses of little or no utility, if they were free to customize the kind and duration of their education in the law. read more

Letters: Most Law Schools Are Good for Democracy

Our nation’s public law schools are engines of access, opportunity, and social transformation, writes Margaret Raymond. read more

Trending Now: Crappy Law Schools and Crappy Lawyers

How many more disenchanted, ill-cast lawyers does the profession need? As I've often said, the profession should set up more barriers and tests to gain entry to law schools, not fewer. read more