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New York state bar exam results released, pass rate has dropped16:07, October 23 12 0 Out of 9,679 people who sat for the July 2018 New York state bar exam, 63 percent passed. Results were released Tuesday, according to a press release. Above the Law reports that the July 2018 New York state bar had the lowest number of test takers since July 2004, and according to the New York Law Journal, the pass rate dropped 5 percentage points from 2017.
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Stanford Law gets $25 million for global program, which will include student travel
15:32, October 23 12 0
William A. Franke, an attorney and founding chairman of an aircraft finance group, has made a $25 million gift to Stanford Law School to fund its global law program, the university announced Monday. -
Tracy Chapman sues Nicki Minaj over unauthorised sample
14:38, October 23 13 0
Tracy Chapman is suing Nicki Minaj for copyright infringement. The singer has filed a lawsuit over Sorry, a Nas-featuring song that Minaj had hoped to feature on recent album Queen. Minaj had made repeated public attempts to obtain rights from Chapman for sampling 1988 hit Baby Can I Hold You without success. -
Lawyer survey shows growing awareness and use of litigation finance
13:48, October 23 10 0
Litigation finance is gaining in popularity as more clients and law firms are figuring out how to use it. -
Perspectives on the trans debate
12:56, October 23 13 0
We, as feminist academics and gender studies experts, wish to begin by expressing our support and commitment to the trans community both within higher education and beyond. We recognise that the recent letter published in the Guardian (Academics harassed over trans research, 17 October) may have caused pain and distress, and we find it deeply disappointing that some of our colleagues hold these views. While the signatories of the letter may feel like “outsiders” for their outdated views on gender, we would like to remind them that trans and non-binary people are literally dying for their right to exist (see Pearce, 2018). -
Internet Brands renames legal offerings as Martindale-Avvo
12:05, October 23 12 0
Internet Brands, which bought Avvo in March, has rebranded its legal business as Martindale-Avvo, according to a press release. -
Retired Justice Sandra Day O’Connor says she has probable early-stage Alzheimer’s disease
11:44, October 23 12 0
Retired Justice Sandra Day O’Connor is no longer making public appearances following a diagnosis of probable early-stage Alzheimer’s disease. -
Supreme Court blocks deposition of commerce secretary in suits over census citizenship question
10:53, October 23 14 0
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday blocked the deposition of Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross in two consolidated cases challenging his decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. -
Law isn’t tops, but is early on undergrads’ degree list, survey finds
07:27, October 23 20 0
Based on a recent Gallup survey, it appears few undergraduates are thinking about law school—and out of those who are, half have at least one parent with an advanced degree. -
Hotline for Hurricane Michael victims in Georgia is now operating
15:57, October 22 22 0
A legal-help hotline for survivors of Hurricane Michael is now available as a result of a partnership between the ABA’s Young Lawyers Division and other groups.
Week News
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The fracking protesters did us a public service. Jailing them was wrong
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Writers group files First Amendment suit against Trump for alleged retaliation against media
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Former Foley & Lardner partner is suspended for falsifying documents
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Hotline for Hurricane Michael victims in Georgia is now operating
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Retired Justice Sandra Day O’Connor says she has probable early-stage Alzheimer’s disease
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Perspectives on the trans debate
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Lawyer survey shows growing awareness and use of litigation finance
Month News
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Election Protection: How lawyers can help uphold voters’ rights this November
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NY State tax department reviewing Trump fraud allegations outlined in investigative report
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ABA Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary reopens Kavanaugh evaluation
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Voice-activated time-tracking assistant Tali wins $100k in Clio’s Launch//Code competition
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US-Egyptian man was tortured by Egypt security forces, says rights group
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Kavanaugh case requires caution
Year News
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Stalking bestseller that split German opinion arrives in UK
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Clifford Chance first in magic circle to adopt UN standards on LGBTI
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Is Devin Nunes helping Trump obstruct justice? Legal experts make the argument
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What was your path to law? Twitter threads dazzle
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Public service workers denied loan forgiveness due to wrong repayment plan given second chance