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Ideally we would never leave our laptops from our sight, especially in public. And there are definitely areas like airports and public transit where you should never consider it an option. But since becoming a […]

Officials at Rutgers in New Jersey have announced a plan to merge the university’s two law schools at Camden and Newark. The merger, which would take place by the fall of 2014, would create one of the country’s […]

‘I’ve said what I have to say, at least in this format.’ University of Colorado law professor Paul Campos says he has filed his last post at Inside the Law School Scam. Campos started his blog (anoymously, but […]

When in an interview, always assume that the person interviewing you doesn’t know which questions to ask to ascertain whether you’re the best candidate. My clients have relayed stories to me about getting thrown […]

Glassdoor recently polled users to learn more about the role of social media in the recruiting and retention process. The survey also looks at why employees leave a job and what perks are most attractive to […]

A George Washington University law professor claims in a lawsuit that she broke her heel after falling from a lecture platform that was “unreasonably small in width and depth.” International law professor Dinah […]

A University of Virginia law student thought her claim to fame on the the Ellen DeGeneres Show was going to be a silly online video of her dance moves. But 3L Dana Tapper, who wants a career advocating for […]

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We’ve all been bored on the bus, at the doctor’s office, or in the cafeteria, and sometimes, just playing on our iPhones won’t do. Reddit? Psh. Fruit Ninja? No way. Ruzzle? Not right now. Occasionally, we all like […]

When it comes to the Millennial generation there are a lot of misconceptions around how hard they work and how committed they are to their jobs. Turns out those misconceptions are just that, and employers that […]

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has been making headlines after her head of HR, Jacqueline Reses, sent an internal memo to employees banning telecommuting.Allyson Willoughby, Glassdoor’s senior vice president of people […]

Yahoo has informed its work-at-home employees that they will have to return to the office beginning in June. A Yahoo memo explaining CEO Marissa Mayer’s new policy, published on the blog All Things D, tells of a […]

A newly appointed panel of the State Bar of Georgia will consider new ways to provide suicide prevention resources for lawyers and their families. State Bar of Georgia President Robin Frazer Clark said she […]

The University of Pennsylvania sent 60 percent of its graduates to the nation’s top 250 law firms last year, putting it in the No. 1 spot on a list of BigLaw feeder law schools. The National Law Journal ranked the […]

The best way to resign is to leave your boss wishing you will return.And the best way to do that is to be gracious and helpful as you move to a new job or step into self-employment. Even if you’re being ushered […]

You’ve been unemployed for longer than you expected, and you’re struggling to keep your chin up. These are the times when we’re often our own worst critics. When we’re feeling down and out, some of the most […]

As part of the process of implementing new standards for law schools to report employment data about their graduates, the American Bar Association is seeking bids for what the National Law Journal calls a law […]

A University of Missouri law professor says he’s tempted to file ethics complaints against lawyers at law schools who have lied about student data. Associate law professor Ben Trachtenberg tells Bloomberg Law that […]

Harvard Law School, Stanford Law School and Columbia Law School top a new list ranking law reviews. Yale Law Journal is in the No. 8 spot on the list, behind the law reviews of the University of Pennsylvania, the […]