“The Best & The Brightest”

by | March 9, 2012 | Articles, Law Schools, Leadership, Recruiting

The National Law Journal just published a wealth of information, derived from NALP statistics, about which law schools send the greatest number of their graduates to NLJ 250 firms as first-year associates, and-this is the really fun part-how many graduates of those...

In re: Passion

by | March 7, 2012 | Articles, Law Schools, Profiles of Individuals

Dogs bark.  Birds sing.  Snakes bite.  Lawyers sue. Or is there more to it than that? I’m referring to the series of class action lawsuits being brought against law schools claiming they systematically  misled students/applicants about such presumably material...

The Slippery Slope Leads to Behind Bars?

by | February 28, 2012 | Articles, Recruiting

Law Deans in Jail?? How often have you seen that as the title of an article on SSRN?  But Morgan Cloud and George Shepherd, both professors at Emory Law, have perhaps risked career-ending injuries by publishing just such an article.  Here’s the abstract: A most...
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