Legal Education Roundup (Apr. 15, 2016)

Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.

• "Does Law School Reflect the Realities of the Legal Profession?," Slaw

• "Law Graduate Who Sued Her School Loses at Trial," The New York Times

• "Grad Loses Job-Data Trial Against Thomas Jefferson Law School," The National Law Journal

• "Jury: Law School Didn't Mislead Student With Jobs Data," Inside Higher Ed

• "Would You Do Law School Again? 67% of Grads Say Yes," The National Law Journal

• "Was law school worth it? Only 20% of recent grads strongly agree, pilot study says," ABA Journal

• "Recent Law Grads Don't Think Degree Was Worth the Cost: Survey," The Wall Street Journal

• "Berkeley Law Names Interim Dean to Steer School Through Scandal," The Recorder

• "Berkeley Provost Got Law-School Appointment at Controversial Dean's Urging," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "After String of Incidents, Berkeley Announces Changes to Fight Sexual Misconduct," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Berkeley Vows to Improve Response to Sex Harassment," Inside Higher Ed

• "Alibaba Executive Gives $30M to Yale Law School," The National Law Journal

• "Which law schools charge the most and least?," ABA Journal

• "What Law Students Gain When They Work as Corporate Externs," Corporate Counsel