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U.S. News 2012 law school rankings out

Let the boasting and the criticism begin. The U.S. News & World Report annual law school ranking of the nation’s 190 American Bar Association approved law schools was released on Tuesday by U.S. News Media Group, a month earlier than last year’s report.

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ABA accepting nominations for IP award

The American Bar Association Section of Intellectual Property Law has established an award in honor of Mark T. Banner, the late former section chair and intellectual property lawyer. Banner is remembered as an extraordinary writer ...

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Attorneys: Law schools should give more data

Should law schools provide prospective students with more detailed and accurate job placement data and education costs? The Young Lawyers Division of the American Bar Association and ABA President Stephen Zack think so.

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LSAT under review by ABA

The Law School Admission Test, the long-held standard for admission to most American law schools, may no longer be required in a couple of years. A subcommittee of the American Bar Association’s Standards Review Committee ...

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ABA recommends changes to federal lobbying laws

A Task Force on Federal Lobbying Laws is recommending changes to federal lobbying laws that would broaden disclosure required by those involved in lobbying campaigns, address fundraising participation by lobbyists and strengthen ...

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Online infraction leads to discipline

The recent reprimand of five attorneys from a Louisiana law firm for failing to supervise a non-lawyer employee who put up inaccurate information on the firm’s website offers lessons for lawyers outside the state.

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ABA panel probes lawyer-rating services

A sub-group of the American Bar Association Commission on Ethics 20/20 is investigating how online and print publications that rate lawyers and law firms come up with their findings. Donald Hilliker, co-chair of the panel ...

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‘Pro bono’ week kicks off in New York, nationwide

National Pro Bono Week finds the American, state and local bars and legal organizations hosting hundreds of events, giving help to low-income clients, providing education, job coaching and even clothing drives, said Mark Schickman, a San Francisco-based lawyer and national co-chairman of the pro bono celebration.

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Book Review: Hello, young lawyer: Welcome to the firm

Call it the non-fiction version of “The Firm” (without Tom Cruise). The American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management Section recently released “Introduction to Law Firm Practice,” by Michael Downey ...

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