Harvard waives 3L tuition for public interest law students

National Jurist, pg 16

Law professors talk of boycotting AALS conference hosted by hotel owned by same-sex marriage opponent

National Jurist, pg 13

Stanford Law Drops Letter Grades

National Jurist, pg 8

Moonlighting lawyers tackle their school debt

Government lawyers find creative ways to supplement lower salaries.
National Law Journal

 

Prime aid, subprime crisis

Lawyers representing banks, savings and loans, and other financial institutions respond to the growing need for pro bono legal assistance despite potential conflicts of interest.
ABA Journal

 

Cut student debt by doing good

New laws are an incentive for recent graduates to enter public service.

Wall Street Journal

 

Administration sued over surveillance

Equal Justice Works Alumnus Kevin Bankston and the Electronic Frontier Foundation file a new lawsuit that targets the president and other high-ranking federal officials.

Congressional Quarterly