Legal Education Roundup (May 25, 2018)

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

• "EEOC, Women Law Profs Settle Bias Suit Against Denver School for $2.7M," Law.com

• "Suing the ABA Over Accreditation? Get In Line," Law.com

• "Defunct Charlotte Law School, With Kirkland & Ellis' Help, Sues ABA," Law.com

• "ABA Set to Approve More Online Credits for Law Students," Law.com

• "New Evidence Adds to Troubling Picture for Black Borrowers of Student Loans," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Top Law Schools Ask Firms to Disclose Summer Associate Arbitration Agreements," The National Law Journal

• "Law Schools Ask Firms for Harassment Policies," Inside Higher Ed

• "UVA Law to receive $43.9 million donation from 2 alumni," ABA Journal

• "Law School Applicants Are Up 8.8%," TaxProf Blog

• "LSAT Test-Takers Surge 18.1%, The Biggest Increase In 16 Years," TaxProf Blog

• "ABA Moves Forward With Plan to End Law School Admission Test Requirement," Law.com

• "ABA Legal Ed council approves proposed rule change to end admission test requirement," ABA Journal

• "Vote to Toss LSAT Mandate for Law Schools Slated for August," Law.com

• "Your Voice: Abandoning law school admissions testing would harm students, not help," ABA Journal

• "Ohio State Prof Bans Laptops, Sees Grades Rise," Inside Higher Ed

• "The Law Firm Disrupted: A Kirkland & Ellis Law School? Crystal Ball Gazing on the Future of Legal Ed," Law.com