Legal Education Roundup (Apr 29, 2022)
Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.
"University of Chicago Law is on a federal clerkship hot streak," Reuters
"BYU Law School Partners With Big Law to Offer 'Academies' Teaching Everything From Trial Lawyering to Dealmaking," The American Lawyer
"Recent Law Grads Have Had $30,000 Of Their Student Loan Debt Cancelled," TaxProf Blog
"'Concerning' Bar Exam Results in Pa. Raise Questions About Helping Repeat Takers," The Legal Intelligencer
"Lawyers should be able to practice law in any state, says group urging ABA model rule change," ABA Journal
"Law school grads found more jobs waiting in 2021 after decline," Reuters
"ABA Says Number of 2021 Law Grads in Full-Time Jobs Jumped 11.2% Year-Over-Year," Law.com
"These law schools crushed the job market in 2021," Reuters.
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