Legal Education Roundup (Jan 21, 2022)
Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.
"Law firm summer associates were more diverse than ever in 2021, report says," Reuters
"The 2021 class of summer associates was 'most diverse ever measured in every way,' new NALP report says," ABA Journal
"Work, Wellness, and Meaning: Reimagining Legal Education and the First 10 Years of Law Practice," NALP
"While NCBE sticks with in-person February bar exam, one state supreme court greenlights planning for future alternatives," ABA Journal
"Nevada shifts February bar exam online amid Omicron surge," Reuters
"New bar exam is on track for 2026 debut, licensing officials say," Reuters
"Vinson & Elkins Partners With University of Texas School of Law, Donating $1M for New Pipeline Program," Texas Lawyer
"Another law school mulls name change over slaveholding Supreme Court justice," Reuters
"Newly Reappointed Berkeley Law Dean Chemerinsky Takes Over as AALS President, Focusing on Pipeline to Law School," The Recorder
"'Without lawyers, we have no democracy.' Law deans offer up Jan. 6 lessons," Reuters
"Elite universities violated antitrust law in financial aid collaboration, lawsuit claims," ABA Journal
"Yale, Georgetown, Other Top Schools Illegally Collude to Limit Student Financial Aid, Lawsuit Alleges," The Wall Street Journal
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