The Powerful Role State Supreme Courts Will Play in Abortion Access
State Courts from Oregon to Georgia will now decide who – if anyone – can get an abortion under their state's constitution.
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Businesses are increasingly finding themselves out of sync with political culture wars.
U.S. News & World Report > LawHow to Choose a Corporate Law Program
The best law schools for corporate law offer a variety of courses that focus on business, experts say.
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How to Assess Law School Bar Passage Rates When Choosing a School
A law school's bar passage rate is an important factor for potential students to consider, experts say.
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17 Ways to Get Financially Ready for Law School
Knowing about scholarships and loan options can help J.D. candidates cut down on education costs.
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45 Law Schools With the Highest Percentage of Racial or Ethnic Minorities
At these schools, more than 32.8% of enrolled students in fall 2019 came from minority backgrounds.
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Could a Few State Legislatures Choose the Next President?
The 29 state legislatures with Republican majorities could play a role in deciding the 2020 presidential election.
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What Contract Law Is and How to Become a Contract Lawyer
Contract law is an area of law that guides how deals between people are made and enforced.
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40 Law Schools With the Highest Full-Time Employment Rates
More than 64.5% of students from these schools had full-time law-related jobs when they graduated.
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A Law School Application Resume That Made the Cut
This sample J.D. application resume from a Harvard Law School alum highlights his public service.
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