As we’ve reported earlier, the American Bar Association has been put under pressure recently to modify their recent graduate data collection methods. According to a Wall Street Journal article earlier this week, the ABA will be implementing a new yearly … Continue reading
The National Association of Women Lawyers (NAWL) has released a report stating that the number of female associates at top law firms has dwindled by one percent. The percentage of female first and second year associates is down to 47% … Continue reading
Two law professors have proposed a novel solution to better prepare recent law school graduates for the workforce. Brooklyn Law School Professor Bradley Borden and University of Maryland School of Law Professor Robert Rhee propose that law schools start their … Continue reading
Law school reform has been a popular topic on law-related news outlets for the past several years and has now reached the forefront of debate in national, mainstream media. The New York Times has posted the views of eight legal … Continue reading
Earlier this summer, University of Michigan Law School unveiled the Office of Career Planning for the Public, Private, and Nonprofit Sectors – a new student services office that will take the place of the Office of Career Services and Office … Continue reading
The ABA Questionnaire Committee recently approved measures that will change the way law school graduate employment data is collected and disseminated to the public. The ABA is partnering with NALP, the National Association for Law Placement, for at least a … Continue reading
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