Legal Education Roundup (Dec 22, 2017)

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

• "A Looming Asteroid For Law Schools: Proposed $28,500 Annual Federal Loan Cap," TaxProf Blog

• "Reversal on Graduate Lending," Inside Higher Ed

• "Some Charlotte School of Law students wrongly denied discharge of federal loans, NC AG's office says," ABA Journal

• "Nearly 5 Million Americans in Default on Student Loans," The Wall Street Journal

• "Growing Number of Borrowers Are in Default," Inside Higher Ed

• "Troubled Law School Loses Restraining Order Bid Against ABA Over Admissions Practices," The National Law Journal

• "Cooley Law School loses request for temporary restraining order in lawsuit against ABA," ABA Journal

• "Federal Court Chides Western Michigan-Thomas Cooley Law School For Seeking TRO To Block ABA's Release Of Letter On School's Noncompliance With Accreditation Standards," TaxProf Blog

• "These 7 law schools may be the most underrated," ABA Journal

• "Kent Syverud And Dan Rodriguez On The GRE/LSAT Debate," TaxProf Blog

• "Gains for Female Students in MBA Programs," Inside Higher Ed

• "Wildfires Wreak Havoc on Los Angeles Lawyers, Law Schools," The Recorder

• "Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Will Accept GRE," New York Law Journal

• "NY Law Schools See Early Rise in Applications," New York Law Journal