Articles in the Law Category
Arizona State recently took the top spot on SubtleDig’s first annual Party Law School Rankings. Of course, many law students and alumni took offense with the results, becoming rather defensive. Lawyers are drunkards, and we …
Perusing the numerous legal blogs out there, I came across an interesting article about who Obama will choose for the next SCOTUS appointee. The blogger, E.J. Dionne over at the Washington Post, has come to …
Thousands of graduate students out there face a troubling dilemma. With the job market in the crapper, newly licensed professionals are graduating from school and walking face first into a wall of unemployment, and as …
Tort law is one of the flashier areas that a lawyer can practice in. From the small time ambulance chasers to the big dogs that sue giant corporations, tort law has been and will continue …
A Texas man spent 83 days in jail for failing to report to jury duty. This is not surprising coming out of a state like Texas. (You see how many people they put on Death …
I know economic times are bad, but there is still such a thing as going too far. According to the Associated Press, a Florida lawyer was disbarred after accepting sex as payment for legal fees. …
Today the verdict in The Pirate Bay trial was handed down, and it was not entirely unexpected. The defendants have been found guilty, and each has been sentenced to one year in jail and to …
Are you also an unemployed lawyer with a massive student loan debt who is struggling to make ends meet and pay the rent? Well, there is some good and bad news for us. The good …
The student loan industry has been the “saving grace” of many grad students due mainly to the generally staggering costs of tuition. Law school tuition typically runs somewhere between $25,000 and $32,000. Keep in mind …
For any lawyer who enjoys reliving the past, pick up “A Lawyer Walks Into A Bar”, a documentary directed by Eric Chaikin, available for purchase now here. For the recent bar examinee, or those who …
