Legal Education Roundup (Dec 7, 2018)

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

• "Generation Z Goes To Law School: Teaching And Reaching Law Students In The Post-Millennial Generation," TaxProf Blog

• "UCLA's Richard Sander Plods Ahead in Latest 'Mismatch' Theory Lawsuit," The Recorder

• "Tennessee's Duncan Law back in 'substantial compliance' with admissions standard," ABA Journal

• "How To Grow A Lawyer: A Guide For Law Schools, Law Professors, And Law Students," TaxProf Blog

• "Ex-Charlotte Law Students Balk at Class Action Settlement," Law.com

• "Specialization Presents a Difficult Decision for Young Lawyers," The American Lawyer

• "Wolters Kluwer Gives $10,000 Award for Innovations Benefiting Law Students," Legaltech News

• "Kirkland & Ellis Drops Mandatory Arbitration for Associates Amid Law Student Boycott," The American Lawyer

• "Not Everyone Cheers Kirkland's Move to End Associate Arbitration Policy," The American Lawyer

• "Sidley Bows to Pressure on Mandatory Arbitration as DLA Piper Digs In," Law.com

• "Provincial government denies approval for Ryerson law school," Canadian Lawyer

• "You Think Legal Education Can't Change? 8 Innovative Ideas from Law Schools," Legaltech News

• "Nearly Six in 10 Failed California's July 2018 Bar Exam," The Recorder

• "Key Lawmaker Urges State Bar to Re-Evaluate Bar Exam," The Recorder