ABA President Linda Klein talks about the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program and how it has fallen short.
Chris Bentley talks about the legal innovation program at Ryerson University and the importance of weaving technology courses into legal education.
This legal podcast looks at whether law schools should accept the GRE and the potential effect of this decision.
In this episode of the ABA Journal's Legal Rebel's Podcast, host Terry Carter talks to Paul Lippe about his experience with legal innovation.
Elie and Joe discuss the 2017 Above the Law law school rankings and the ATL methodology with special guest Brian Dalton, Above the Law's Director of Research.
As a new crop of law school graduates prepares for the bar exam, Joe and Elie talk to James Mullen of Law School HQ about the “last test you’ll ever take.” What is a “UBE” and is it a good development? Why are so many people struggling to pass the bar? And, really, what’s California’s...
J. B. Pritzker and Howard Tullman talk about what it takes to pursue innovation in business.
This legal podcast discusses how the U.K. is eliminating the requirement of attending law school in favor of a skills exam and whether or not the U.S. will adopt a similar practice.
Julia Dunlap, president of the American Association for Paralegal Education (AAfPE), talks about paralegal education
Joe and Elie open the mailbag and answer questions from listeners trying to decide where to go to law school.
Joe and Elie discuss how they chose their law schools, and how others should do what they say, not necessarily what they did.
Sheila Hollis and Barbara Bavis discuss the Law Library of Congress and the many resources it offers.
In this episode of Planet Lex, host Daniel Rodriguez interviews Northwestern Law faculty members Deborah Tuerkheimer, Andrew Koppelman, and Eugene Kontorovich about President Trump's recent actions and the legal considerations facing his administration.
Anna Romanskaya discusses the initiatives the YLD is taking to give young lawyers the business experience they didn’t receive in school.
Recent law school grads discuss rising student loans and what this means for new lawyers.
