Karen Sloan is a Legal Affairs Reporter at various esteemed outlets. She specializes in reporting on law firms, law schools, and the business of law, with a focus on themes such as litigation, education, and consumer travel. Her work has been featured in The American Lawyer, Yahoo News, Nasdaq, and several other notable publications.
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Karen Sloan's coverage primarily focuses on legal education, law schools, and the legal profession. She appears to have a special interest in topics such as accreditation issues, bar exams, diversity in law schools, and disability representation within the legal field.
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Vermont Law School is now among the handful of schools offering a fully online LL.M. program.
Law professors overwhelmingly preferred answers drafted by AI over ones written by fellow professors, a new Stanford Law School study found, suggesting that the technology is capable of legal reasoning and that law students may benefit from AI tutoring.
A prominent legal industry consulting firm focused on boosting gender and race employment practices in law firms and corporate legal departments is shutting down, citing “meritless attacks by government agencies,” its founder said on Friday.
A new survey of nearly 2,000 faculty members at U.S. law schools concludes that law professors strongly support free speech but often struggle to put it into practice on campus.
By: Mike Scarcella, Karen Sloan, David Thomas
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Female lawyers report higher levels of anxiety, financial stress and depression than their male counterparts, according to a new survey conducted by the American Bar Association.
A plan to eliminate the American Bar Association’s longstanding diversity, inclusion and equity requirement for law schools hit a snag Tuesday when the organization’s policy-making body rejected the change — a move that could escalate tensions between the ABA and U.S. President Donald Trump's administration.
New Mexico is the latest U.S. state to establish an alternative pathway for lawyer licensing that bypasses the traditional bar exam, joining six others with similar programs.
Kansas voters on Tuesday decisively rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that would have allowed them to elect the state's supreme court justices — a measure opponents warned could lead to the politicization of state high courts.
By: Karen Sloan
The number of entry-level lawyers hired by the biggest U.S. law firms declined last year for the first time in more than a decade, according to a new report on law school graduate employment.
