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Legal Education Roundup (Feb 24, 2017)

Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.

"Gibson Dunn Partner To Become Vermont Law Dean," The Recorder

"Law Dean Alexander Acosta Picked for Labor Secretary," The National Law Journal

"Any LSAT alternatives must be validated through new process, according to proposed rule revision," ABA Journal

"Frustrated Law Deans Take Bar-Exam Complaints to Lawmakers," The Recorder

"How to Teach Tech: Dean Michael Schwartz on Law Education 2.0," Legaltech News

Career Development, Education, NewsShauna C. BryceFebruary 24, 2017job search, law school, legal career development, legal career news, legal education

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