ABA Council Says No to Paid Law Student Externships

Today's Top Stories • ABA Council Says No to Paid Law Student Externships • NLJ 350: 9 Fanciful Facts • Judge Strikes Down Laws Protecting California's Teachers • Wells Fargo on the Hook in Mortgage Suit, D.C. Circuit Says • Ex-Wilmer Attorney Drops Discrimination Lawsuit • D.C. Court of Appeals to Stream Video For First Time • Backslides at Firms Amid a Stalled Market • And In 'Other' News — Gains Were Strong More Stories from ALM • Judiciary Mulling Ways to Revive Arbitration Program, Strine Says • Judiciary Mulling Ways to Revive Arbitration Program, Strine Says • Church Prevails in Fighting Claim Over Property Transfer MOU • Fraud Case Over Phony Investment Nets Punitive Damages Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. ABA Council Says No to Paid Law Student Externships A committee updating the American Bar Association's law school accreditation... Read More » NLJ 350: 9 Fanciful Facts Beyond the headcounts and the mergers, here are some additional bits of information... Read More » Judge Strikes Down Laws Protecting California's Teachers A state trial judge in Los Angeles has tentatively struck down five California... Read More » Wells Fargo on the Hook in Mortgage Suit, D.C. Circuit Says Wells Fargo Bank struck out in an attempt to avoid liability in a pending federal... Read More » Ex-Wilmer Attorney Drops Discrimination Lawsuit A former attorney at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr who sued the firm... Read More » D.C. Court of Appeals to Stream Video For First Time The District of Columbia's highest local court will live-stream video of oral... Read More » Backslides at Firms Amid a Stalled Market Whether they called it 'downsizing' or 'rightsizing,' many shops had to make... Read More » And In 'Other' News — Gains Were Strong The nonpartner, nonassociate category was popular for firms, clients and the... Read More »   Judiciary Mulling Ways to Revive Arbitration Program, Strine Says Delaware is reviewing its prospects for launching a public arbitration program,... Read More » Judiciary Mulling Ways to Revive Arbitration Program, Strine Says Delaware is reviewing its prospects for launching a public arbitration program,... Read More » Church Prevails in Fighting Claim Over Property Transfer MOU An Episcopalian church does not have to transfer property to a party that never... Read More » Fraud Case Over Phony Investment Nets Punitive Damages A man who sued his friend for fraud two years ago after learning the $200,000... Read More »

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