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by Adam Messner
As of this moment, there are nearly 200 ABA-accredited law schools in the United States (not counting the Judge Advocate General's school), all of them offering something different to their students. How is it, then, that ...read more
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by Jessica Lee
How to Pick a Law School I graduated law school three years ago. When I was in college I was sure I would pursue civil rights law. Once I got to law school, however, I filled my schedule with intellectual property cou...read more
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by Scott Weitz
As an attorney who attended a 4th tier school and later transferred to a 1st tier school, I feel confident I can add some insight here. In choosing a law school, you should have some idea of what type of lawyer you wan...read more
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