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Tag Archives: legal job market
Logical Reasonings / 3.7.13
A) Most law schools seem to have no clue how to fix the legal job market. Most law schools aren’t Arizona State University. New York Times. B) A Georgetown Law School donor wants his $7.5 million back. Question is: Does … Read Entire Article…
Mar 7, 2013 - 5:27 pm - By Hank
Tags: judge, law school, legal, legal job market, logical reasonings
Tags: judge, law school, legal, legal job market, logical reasonings
Possible Solution for Law Schools: Make Year Three Optional
There have been murmurs for some time now, but the discussion about giving law students the option to forgo a third year has been picking up steam. This op-ed piece in the New York Times makes a strong case for the option and it’s one with which I largely agree.
The most obvious reason to favor the optional third year of law school is the reduction of debt. With the American legal job market contracting through automation and outsourcing, the amount of debt with which law school graduates are saddled is becoming ever more onerous. Reducing that debt by a third would no doubt ease the squeeze a bit. Law school would become a more attractive post-graduate option, thus enlarging the potential pool of lawyers and arguably enriching the profession through a reduction in exclusivity.
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Jan 24, 2013 - 6:20 pm - By Alex Davis
Tags: bar exam, law, law school, law students, legal, legal job market
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Tags: bar exam, law, law school, law students, legal, legal job market
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Logical Reasonings / 1.16.13
A) What is this? Good news about the legal job market? Now I’ve seen everything. Daily Tar Heel. B) Here’s Obama’s plan for new gun laws. CNN. C) Say it ain’t Te’o. Deadspin. D) You guys, it’s finally here. Real. … Read Entire Article…
Logical Reasonings / 12.26.12
A) Did you grow up in the US illegally, and want to be a lawyer? Read more here. ABA Journal. B) 2012 year in review: the highs and lows in the legal world. The National Law Journal. C) The 2012 … Read Entire Article…
Dec 26, 2012 - 5:11 pm - By Hank
Tags: law school, law school admissions, legal job market, Legal Jobs, legal life, logical reasonings
Tags: law school, law school admissions, legal job market, Legal Jobs, legal life, logical reasonings
Logical Reasonings / 11.16.12
A) The election is over (though Florida might still be counting votes). Here are the top LSAT flaws uttered during the campaigns. The Record. B) Good news from the legal job market: Pay is up for in-house lawyers. Wall Street … Read Entire Article…
Logical Reasonings / 7.31.12
A) Law schools are getting desperate for applicants. Washington Monthly. B) Looks like someone found a fix for the ailing legal job market: a website. Sacramento Bee. C) The ABA doesn’t offer accreditation to law schools overseas. For now. National … Read Entire Article…
Jul 31, 2012 - 2:59 pm - By Hank
Tags: aba, law schools, legal job market, Legal Jobs, logical reasonings
Tags: aba, law schools, legal job market, Legal Jobs, logical reasonings
Logical Reasonings / 1.19.12
A) Let’s catch up with those Yale Law professors who think schools should refund any graduates struggling to find legal jobs. (Hopefully they pay for lunch.) Yale Daily News. B) A law school professor has an argument with a former … Read Entire Article…
Jan 19, 2012 - 4:33 pm - By Hank
Tags: law professors, law school, legal job market, Legal Jobs, logical reasonings
Tags: law professors, law school, legal job market, Legal Jobs, logical reasonings
Logical Reasonings / 11.22.11
A) “Let’s Kill All the Law Students.” That is what you call a headline teaser. Huffington Post. B) Here are some reactions to a Logical Reasonings post concerning Penn State’s law school offering a fee waiver. Above the Law. C) … Read Entire Article…
Nov 22, 2011 - 6:06 pm - By Hank
Tags: law school debt, law students, legal job market, logical reasonings, LSAT, most strongly supported
Tags: law school debt, law students, legal job market, logical reasonings, LSAT, most strongly supported
Logical Reasonings / 10.17.11
A) Roads? Where we’re going, we don’t need roads. Three law students examine their futures. (Okay, we’ll need roads.) Red and Blank. B) Here’s the Cliffs Notes version of why some law schools are under fire. Next up: The story … Read Entire Article…
Oct 17, 2011 - 3:33 pm - By Hank
Tags: law jobs, law schools, legal job market, legal life, logical reasonings
Tags: law jobs, law schools, legal job market, legal life, logical reasonings
The Defenders: Catch It On CBS (While You Still Can)
Here at Most Strongly Supported, we try our best to post a new law school / legal related post every day to satisfy your rapacious Pre-Law minds. We want to keep you posted on relevant topics, such as the controversial U.S. News and World Report Law School rankings, who you’re going to meet in law school, and infallible (if not random) LSAT predictions. If you are familiar with Blueprint Prep you also know that we get excited when pop culture and the legal world collide (however soft that collision may be). This was clearly evident several months ago in Blueprint founder Trent Teti’s sardonic 2-part review of ABC’s short-lived legal dramedy, The Deep End.