Karen Sloan

(Reuters) - After President Biden chose Kamala Harris as his 2020 running mate and the pair were elected to the nation's two highest offices, applications

Law schools will soon be required to set “minimum learning outcomes” for every class they offer and ensure those outcomes are the same across all sections of required courses.

The American Bar Association is poised to eliminate references to “race and ethnicity” from its law school diversity and inclusion rules to comply with the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling barring colleges from considering race in admissions.

A federal judge on Monday allowed a lawsuit to move ahead that alleges mandatory membership in the Wisconsin State Bar violates the free speech rights of members who object to certain initiatives of the association including diversity programs.

(Reuters) - There's no topping Yale Law School's faculty when it comes to racking up law journal citations.

Georgetown law professor Shon Hopwood, who spent 11 years in prison for robbing several banks in the 1990s and was later celebrated for turning his life around, is slated to be arraigned on felony charges Monday in connection with an ongoing domestic violence case, according to court records.

Early data from a handful of top U.S. law schools shows the percentage of nonwhite students enrolling this year has remained mostly unchanged following the 2023 U.S. Supreme Court ruling barring colleges and universities from considering race in admissions.

“Minority enrollment holds steady at top U.S. law schools, early data indicates”:

Student loan debt is altering the career and life plans of young lawyers while also impeding their ability to save for emergencies, investments and retirement, according to an American Bar Association survey.

Nevada will not use the overhauled national bar exam set to debut in 2026 for lawyer licensing, following a similar move by California last month.