Legal Education Roundup (Nov 16, 2018)

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

• "The Economics Of Law School: Employment Prospects And Market Inefficiencies," TaxProf Blog

• "The Number Of 1Ls By State (2017 v. 2010)," TaxProf Blog

• "Teach-out plan approved for Arizona Summit with closure date set for end of spring 2020," ABA Journal

• "Bar passage standard revisions to go back to ABA House of Delegates," ABA Journal

• "LSAT Maker Hit With $480K in Fees for Disability Violations," The National Law Journal

• "University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law and Brigham Young University Law School Develop Unique Collaboration to Tackle Eviction," What Great Law Schools

• "Low Bar Pass Rate at Texas Law School Spurs Investigation," Law.com

• "Northwestern Law Dean Cites School's 'Difficult Time' as Reason for Faculty Cuts," Law.com

• "Northwestern Law Is Paring Back Amid Budget Woes. Are Other Elite Schools Next?," Law.com

• "December 1: The Date All 1Ls Who Want To Work In Biglaw Should Be Prepared For," Above the Law

• "Chicago, Notre Dame, Pepperdine, Texas, And Suffolk Are Latest Law Schools To Accept GRE For Admissions," TaxProf Blog

• "Compliance Tech Company Brings Together Law Students and AI," Corporate Counsel