Legal Education Roundup (Dec 21, 2018)

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

• "NALP Loosens the Reins on Summer Associate Recruiting," Law.com

• "California Today: Life as a First-Generation U.C. Irvine Student," New York Times

• "An Asian Crisis in Legal Education? Not So, Says New Report From LSAT Maker," Law.com

• "Columbia Law School Students Are Turning Into Legal Tech Developers," Legaltech News

• "'Frightening' Bar Exam Results, but No Plans to Lower Passing Score: California Chief Justice," The Recorder

• "Penn Is First Elite Law School To Require Training In Attorney Well-Being," TaxProf Blog

• "Here Comes the Digital LSAT," Legaltech News

• "Law Society approves lawyer licensing path that maintains transitional training, with enhancements," The Law Society of Ontario

• "Kirkland & Ellis Backs Off Mandatory Arbitration for Staffers," The American Lawyer

• "Columbia University's AI Business Course Studies Legal Tech Startup," Legaltech News

• "A Teacher's Long Road to Student Loan Forgiveness (and a $4,500 Surprise)," New York Times