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Matt Blaszczyk (University of Georgia), Field Notes from the U.S. Law Teaching Market: The U.S. law teaching market is highly competitive and traditionally reliant on specific inst...
I missed this announcement that AccessLex had launched its own blog on legal education, with the site’s customary emphasis on finance but containing a host of other stories of inte...
The Blue Book and blue booking is a gift that keeps on giving law professors. M. Burke Craighead (Law Clerk, Hon. Chad Readler, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit), The Bl...
What's The Billing Code For This: A midday park-bench makeout session between a Biglaw partner and associate ends up going viral. $1.2 Billion Worth Of 'Are You Sure This Is Lega...
Brian Leiter really pulls together some great data. “This study is based on the educational credentials of all tenure-track and tenured law faculty as of Spring 2008. . . . This e...
Over the last few years, the workplace abuse by federal judges of law clerks has been in the news (and here). This law school clinic at Emory University School of Law (and here) is...
The International Academy of Trial Lawyers has condemned statements by James Percival, Department of Homeland Security General Counsel, which single out for criticism federal distr...
Do law faculty committees need something to do? Here are detailed possibilities for reform: The First Year Experience Prentiss Cox (Minnesota), Kill 1, 20 Harv. L. & Pol’y Rev....
CUNY’s former dean, Mary Lu Bilek and Marsha Griggs, Professor of Law at Saint Louis University write jointly for Bloomberg News that our profession should not allow the technical...
Expertly Flawed: An expert witness collected $90,000 from 3M to ask ChatGPT, "show how 3M is 0% at fault." Plaintiffs' counsel turned the resulting 350-page prompt log into the dep...
Representation Fail: Bankruptcy filing accused firm of representing the estate while really working for the guy who put it in bankruptcy. Now the partner involved has vanished from...
As orientations loom for incoming JD students, Deans and others welcoming new cohorts are thinking of how to echo what they said to graduates last May and June: Lawyers are leaders...
A Change Of Heart: Matthew Cali says Troutman Pepper Locke told him "the goalposts to make Partner" had moved after he survived a devastating heart attack. Emergency Contact: The...
This week’s blog feature re-introduces an intermittent feature of my contributions to this blog: teaching ideas from faculty colleagues. This week, I am featuring two ideas from As...
The University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law (McGeorge), invites applications forthe following four positions: A doctrinal, tenure track or tenured lateral faculty posi...
The National Jurist has published a ranking of the moot court programs at various law schools. You can find it here. The post Moot Court Rankings appeared first on TaxProf Blog.
Opening The Gates (To Push People Out): K&L Gates cut roughly 10 percent of its business-services staff -- accounting, marketing, and IT, several of them with more than a decad...
This is a hard story to piece together as there is always more behind the scenes than one can read in the press. The basic facts are that Ramsi A. Woodcock, a law professor at the...
Martin Krygier, Gordon Samuels Professor of Law and Social Theory at the University of New South Wales.has penned an erudite analysis of conventional approaches to the Rule of Law....
July winds down, and the fall semester will be on us before we know it. Always a good time to re-read Professor Orin Kerr’s (Stanford) introductory essay for law students explainin...
Are honor boards due process or undue nightmares? The post Honor Courts, Boards, And Academic Dishonesty appeared first on Above the Law.
Anastasia Boyko (formerly Yale Law, formerly Utah Law), at Law.com (July 23): “The Future of Lawyering: Lawyer Training“: Once I came full circle to law school administration, I sa...
Illinois Institute of Technology and its law school are letting faculty go. Joe Patrice for Above the Law highlights a review of law schools that suggests that many are on the fina...
Ella Moore for The Chronicle writes that “Although law school admissions have rapidly changed in recent years, the structure of Duke’s Office of Pre-Law Advising — among the first...
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