Legal Education Roundup (Aug 26, 2016)

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

• "New York State Bar Ethics Panel Approves Practice of Law Firms Billing for Work by Unpaid Interns," New York Law Journal

• "Salaries for New Graduates Rise While Employment Rate Remains Unchanged, Number of Private Practice Jobs Tumbles," NALP

• "Percentage of Grads Landing Big Law Jobs Is Up, Number in Private Practice Sinks," The National Law Journal

• "Law School Graduates Finding Fewer Private Practice Jobs," The Wall Street Journal

• "2015 Law School Graduates Got Fewer Jobs in Private Practice," The New York Times

• "New Law School Graduates Find Jobs at Steady Rate," Bloomberg News

• "Are law firm jobs declining? Private practice jobs drop 7.6 percent for class of 2015," ABA Journal

• "Graduates Suing Widener Law School Over Job Stats Lose Appeal," Law.com

• "Suit over Widener law school's job statistics can't be brought as a class action, 3rd Circuit rules," ABA Journal

• "Dispatches from Law School On-Campus Interviews: East Coast Edition," Law.com

• "Arizona Summit Law School seeks university affiliation, requires mock bar exam passage," ABA Journal

• "This GC Is on a Mission to Improve Legal Writing," Corporate Counsel

• "Law Schools," New York Law Journal

• "Easing the Transition From Law Student to Practicing Attorney," New York Law Journal

• "An Alternative Field Manual for Law Job Hunters," New York Law Journal

• "Law Practice Management Reimagined," New York Law Journal

• "Harness the Skills of the Introverted Lawyer," New York Law Journal

• "Ave Maria Law School in Trouble with ABA Over Admissions Policies," Law.com

• "Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law Unveils New Campus Monday," Law.com

• "The ABA's Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day," The American Lawyer

• "Law Practice Today: The Young Lawyers Issue," Law Practice Today