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Columbia Law School Professor Elizabeth Lederer will not seek reappointment to her part-time teaching assignment. Her decision comes in the wake of the release of a new miniseries from Netflix. [...]

Florida Coastal School of Law can breathe a huge sigh of relief. The ABA found the school to be in full compliance with its admissions standards. Consequently, graduates will have little trouble [...]

The strange tale of Hugh F. Culverhouse Jr. just seems to continue to become … well … even more strange. After returning over $21 million and removing his name from the law school, [...]

Earlier today, the ABA announced it was stripping Thomas Jefferson School of Law of its accreditation. Sadly, the move does not come as a surprise to those who have followed the law schools. [...]

Through the end of May, U.S. law school applicants are up 3.6%. More specifically, 59,228 U.S. applicants have applied to law school through the end of May this year. This compares to 57,169 who [...]

It’s out with the new and in with the old at the University of Alabama. That is, after the University of Alabama Chancellor Finis St. John recommended trustees return a record $26.5 million [...]

After failing in January, the ABA passed a revised version of Standard 316. Accordingly, at least 75% of graduates who sit for a bar exam must pass within two years of graduation. The three [...]

Vermont Law School (VLS) appears likely to be sanctioned. This is a result of a scathing report from the American Association of University Professors (AAUP). You see, the AAUP was very upset VLS [...]

As of May 1, law school applicants are up 2.46% over last year. However, the total number of law school applications is down by 2.43%. So clearly applicants aren’t applying to as many law [...]