Zach Hales

Some of the nation’s largest law firms have joined forces to draft a letter to law school deans in support of Israel and the Jewish community.

Stephen Miller is at it again — this time suing New York University, accusing its law school of discriminating against White men in selecting students for membership in its prestigious law review.

A jury in Florida found Charlie Adelson guilty of the 2014 murder of Dan Markel, a Florida State University law professor.

The University of South Carolina has changed its name after receiving a $30 million gift from alumnus Joe Rice.

Vanderbilt University Law School has introduced a new AI Legal Lab that will seek to discover how artificial intelligence comes into play with access to justice and rendering legal services. “AI has the potential to reshape the law and legal services in an unprecedented fashion,” said Chris Gut

The American Bar Association is considering changes to the credit requirement for experiential learning to make legal education more hands-on and help students be better prepared for the practice of law.

Shon Hopwood, a law professor at Georgetown University Law Center, has been accused of domestic violence and, if found guilty, could face jail time. It’s not his first brush with the law. Hopwood was convicted of robbing five banks in Nebraska and spent 10 years in federal prison, getting release

The University of Pittsburgh School of Law has implemented a new improv course for students. The course is called “Applied Improv for Lawyers”, and the main outcome is to help law students become more empathetic and clearer communicators as lawyers. The course is geared towards first-year law s

The American Bar Association notified George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School in early December that it is out of compliance for accreditation, related to concerns that the school does not have enough financial resources to successfully run the school.

The Refugee and Human Rights Clinic (RHRC) at the University of Maine School of Law received a $500,000 from Leslie and Wells Person of Austin, Texas. It will be disbursed over the span of five years. This clinic has been appreciated for the wide reach and impact it has had across the nation.