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Louis Brandeis believed that facts could change lives and break excessive power where it accumulated.
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....
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...
In a cautionary fashion, James Leipold for the Law School Admission Council writes that “the employment outcomes for the law school class of 2025 tell a nuanced story, as the Nati...
In Professor Destynie Sewell’s legal studies research course, UNO students tackle complex questions at the intersection of law, technology, and policy.
We all know that law students and lawyers frequently have significant rates of substance abuse. Because AI knows everything, I decided to see what it might tell me. This is what a...
New Ways to Practice Law in the Face of Growing Market Pressureby Everlaw ...
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...
In a recent Chronicle of Higher Education essay, Jon A. Shields (Claremont McKenna, Dept. Govt.) and Corey Tazzara (Scripps Coll., Dept. Hist.) ask whether universities teach about...
Using Florida medical malpractice cases with randomly assigned judges, investigators found that sharing a law school with the presiding judge boosted a plaintiff's attorney's proba...
"Attorneys now have the power to violate Rule 11 in embarrassing ways within minutes."
The University of Chicago Law School and the University of California, Berkeley School of Law have laid out two approaches for regulating student AI use, charting divergent paths w...
Many underlying challenges have remained remarkably similar from one generation to the next. The post Lawyers Should Spend More Time Studying Legal History appeared first on Above...
Law firms have shifted from restricting generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to mandating it. Neither phase has told rank-and-file lawyers what they need to know: when AI del...
The GWU Regulatory Studies Center is seeking papers addressing recent changes to administrative law.
On the heels of the rankings of the “Top Law Schools for Technology Law,” (see Kevin Johnson’s post last week), the National Jurist recently released their analysis of most improve...
PreLaw Magazine is out with its honor roll of schools with thriving health law programs. It’s exciting to see so many schools doing such innovative and valuable work. Of course, I’...
Now up on SSRN.
Duncan Hosie, Fellow at Stanford Law School,, offers this powerful critique in the Atlantic of the Supreme Court’s decision this week to allow President Trump’s Administration to p...
While lawyering is more art than science, science—specifically neuroscience—has something to say about professional development. Its insights into the brain can help lawyers apply...
In an article last week from Inside Higher Ed, James Finkelstein comments on how some law schools are responding to AI. “The more interesting is not about academic integrity. It’s...
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