Law Graduate Who Sued Her School Loses at Trial
The Thomas Jefferson School of Law defended its data on graduate employment, which Anna Alaburda said in her suit was…
How to Fight Age Discrimination
Staying aware of developments in your field, among other steps, can help stave off bias, but if you still feel…
Retiring: Trying to Make a Case for Age Discrimination
Even though a law meant to protect older workers has existed since 1967, proving discrimination has since been made tougher.
A.B.A. to Enforce Stricter Timeline for Law Graduates to Pass the Bar Exam
The American Bar Association plans to tighten a rule that 75 percent of a law school’s students must pass the…
Law Graduate Gets Her Day in Court, Suing Law School
For the first time, a law school will stand trial on charges that it inflated the employment data for its…
Law Firm’s First Latina Partner, With Boost From N.Y.U. Program
The AnBryce program aims to give students from disadvantaged backgrounds the financial and networking support needed to succeed in school…
High Rate of Problem Drinking Reported Among Lawyers
One in three practicing lawyers are problem drinkers, and 28 percent suffer from depression, according to a study of nearly…
Corporate Bribery Cases and Fines Fell in 2015, Report Shows
The decline was attributed to fewer cases of self-reporting, a smaller number of big settlements and a focus on more…
Corporate Lawyers Say They Are Spending More In-House
A study says the increase is a result of more regulatory scrutiny as corporate dealings become increasingly multinational.
Retiring: Older Drivers Hit the Road for Uber and Lyft
Seniors are turning to ride-sharing services for the extra income and flexibility they provide, but there are concerns about possible…