Legal Education's Diversity Deficit

Today's Top Stories • Legal Education's Diversity Deficit • Defenders Organizing To Give 'Gideon' Teeth • DOJ's Quiet Concession • Business Groups Spread Alarm Over Ruling in Whistleblower Case • A Conflict Minerals Dilemma • Can Law Firms Truly Innovate? • INADMISSIBLE: Patton Boggs Abandons Ecuador Case • When Your Expert Becomes Their Expert • PRO: Debate Rages On For Lawyers Who Argued Prayer Case at Supreme Court • CON: Debate Rages On For Lawyers Who Argued Prayer Case at Supreme Court More Stories from ALM • Suit Raises Question of County Liability in Torture Case • End of the Road for Pennsylvania's Voter ID Law? • Panelists Preview Upcoming Changes to Commercial Division Rules • When the Whites-Only Sign Came Down at Big Law Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Legal Education's Diversity Deficit National minority enrollment has made only modest gains in the last decade. Read More » Defenders Organizing To Give 'Gideon' Teeth During the past six months, more than 6,000 state and federal public defenders... Read More » DOJ's Quiet Concession The U.S. Department of Justice has quietly given a defendant-friendly makeover... Read More » Business Groups Spread Alarm Over Ruling in Whistleblower Case A federal appellate court in Wash­ington has waded into a closely watched dispute... Read More » A Conflict Minerals Dilemma As the fight over conflict minerals heats up again in court, companies on the... Read More » Can Law Firms Truly Innovate? An innovating lawyer may not be an ­oxymoron, but an innovating law firm might... Read More » INADMISSIBLE: Patton Boggs Abandons Ecuador Case What does the $15 million settlement Patton Boggs reached with Chevron Corp.... Read More » When Your Expert Becomes Their Expert The professional you've hired for your case has an opinion to support the other... Read More » PRO: Debate Rages On For Lawyers Who Argued Prayer Case at Supreme Court For the town of Greece, court's ruling is a victory for religious freedom. Read More » CON: Debate Rages On For Lawyers Who Argued Prayer Case at Supreme Court For citizens against the prayers, the decision sets dangerous church-state precedent. Read More »   Suit Raises Question of County Liability in Torture Case An upstate appellate court has reinstated most of a lawsuit filed against Erie... Read More » End of the Road for Pennsylvania's Voter ID Law? Pennsylvania became the third state in the last month to shed its hotly contested... Read More » Panelists Preview Upcoming Changes to Commercial Division Rules Panelists at a New York City Bar Association event on Friday provided an overview... Read More » When the Whites-Only Sign Came Down at Big Law Jim Plummer notes that many African-American lawyers in Houston at the time,... Read More »

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