Legal Education Roundup (Apr 13, 2018)

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

• "GMAT Drops 30 Minutes From Test," Inside Higher Ed

• "Why are law schools accepting the GRE?," The Economist

• "Massive restructuring at the ABA will rehouse entities under 9 centers," ABA Journal

• "Pace Law Dean David Yassky Steps Down Amid Faculty Discontent," New York Law Journal

• "Millennial Attorneys: How to Make Your First Year Work for You," The Legal Intelligencer

• "Keeping Millennials' Careers on Track in a Collegial Atmosphere," New York Law Journal

• "Second Law Prof Whistleblower Suit Against InfiLaw Unsealed," Daily Business Review

• "NYU Law Launches Global Law Institute With $20 Million Gift," New York Law Journal

• "Asian-Americans Suing Harvard Say Admissions Files Show Discrimination," The New York Times

• "25% Of Harvard Law Students Suffer From Depression, 20% Are At Heightened Risk Of Suicide," TaxProf Blog

• "Law Students Benefit From 'Brain Training,' Study Finds," Law.com

• "Legal Academics Grappling with the Future of Legal Ed," Legal Evolution

• "Legal Academics Grappling with Law School Rankings By Student Quality (LSAT And UGPA)," TaxProf blog