Legal Education Roundup (Sep 22, 2017)

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

• "As 'Dreamer' Deadline Looms, Law Schools' Immigration Clinics Scramble to Help," Law.com

• "Federal Inquiry of Charlotte Law School Is Disclosed by Suit," The New York Times

• "Law School Students Protest Military's Transgender Ban," The Harvard Crimson

• "Harvard Law Students Protest Military Trans Ban During JAG Interviews," Above the Law

• "Technology is the Solution: What Law Firms Can Learn From LegalZoom," Legaltech News

• "SMU Law Embraces Innovative Flash Mentoring," Law.com

• "Florida's 12 Law Schools Closed Until Wednesday, At Least," Daily Business Review

• "Lawyers Find Ways to Cope During and After Irma," Daily Report

• "Many offices of Florida's BigLaw firms are open again after Hurricane Irma closings," ABA Journal

• "Savannah Firms Weather Irma," Daily Report

• "How US News college rankings promote economic inequality on campus," Politico

• "University of California, With Covington's Help, Sues Trump Over DACA," The Recorder

• "Civil Rights Center at UNC Law School Shut Down," Law.com

• "UNC Board Bars Litigation by Law School Center," Inside Higher Ed

• "Law Schools Begin Classes in Fancy New, Upgraded Digs," Law.com