Does it make sense to become a solo practitioner? The law school critics predict doom if you make that choice. But to reach that conclusion they rely on data that […]

When we last left him Professor Campos was tripping all over himself trying to sort out medians and means. Now, however, I think we finally have a set of straightforward […]

In a recent post I pointed out that Professor Campos of the University of Colorado Law School had – once again – made an error in the way in which […]

When we last checked in at the pseudo-lefty website that for some reason allows the Federalist Society’s second favorite law professor to blog there, there was no sign that Professor […]

Noam Scheiber of the New York Times went out to Hoosier land and decided he understood the entire market for legal education. This effort resulted in a lengthy profile of […]

We were in NYC recently for meetings so decided to take advantage of the visit to tour the new Fordham Law School campus. As fans of Robert Caro’s magisterial biography […]

It will be a race at Yahoo – can the current board engineer a sale of assets sufficient to satisfy shareholders while under challenge by a competing slate of directors […]

One of the enduring myths about lawyers is that there is a deep incurable structural crisis in incomes and jobs for lawyers. In fact, lawyer incomes and the number of […]

Earlier this month, two faculty activists at Chicago State University (CSU) prevailed in the face of a motion to dismiss a lawsuit they had filed in federal court against CSU’s […]

Completely shocked that his attack on the American law school has something in common with the Cato Institute and the Koch Brothers after taking an all expenses paid trip to […]